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Floors For Living

Floors For Living is the premier flooring provider in Lexington, KY, and surrounding areas. Our exceptional service, professional advice, and premium products make us stand out from the rest. For any flooring project, our friendly and experienced specialists consult with you and ensure that your home transformation turns out just as imagined. We do not cut corners on installations either - we offer a lifetime installation warranty to protect your investment!

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3178 Richmond Rd, Lexington, KY 40502 (859) 787-0509 https://floorsforlivingky.com/lexington/

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How long does it take for water to stop dripping at the faucet after the main shutoff valve is applied?

Ryan Biehl of Biehl Brothers Contracting LLC ^PRO answered:

Jan 16, 2017

Hello Bin, If you have not done so already, it helps to drain the system at the lowest point. Meaning apply the shut off valve first, open the faucet at the lowest point (usually in the basement or ... read more

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If you get it in writing that your roof installation will not be too heavy for the frame of your home, and a few months later your roof is sinking and the frame is cracking, is the roofer responsible?

Ryan Biehl of Biehl Brothers Contracting LLC ^PRO answered:

Nov 10, 2016

Hello Debbie, I would ask how that was determined. I think that fact that the question was brought up in the first place really raises a red flag. In my experience, if there was a question about cha ... read more

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