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Helping Hands Roofing, LLC

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Helping Hands Roofing, LLC

As a Dayton Ohio Roofing Contractor, we specialize in roof repair & replacement and are also highly specialized in storm damage insurance claims management. We work hand-in-hand with reputable, local contractors that have proven to be expert craftsmen with years of experience in their field. At HHR we are dedicated to delivering a world class customer experience and guarantee top-notch quality installations. We back that up by offering our customers a 100% satisfaction guarantee!

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70 Birch Alley Ste 240, Beavercreek, OH 45440 (937) 215-8663 www.hhrdayton.com

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Any recommendation for water damage drywall?

Jason Clarke of Clarke Contractors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Oct 4, 2017

Per ANSI/IICRC S500 Standards and Reference Guide. "Restorers should consider drywall restoation when it can e verified that no structural integrity has been lost. Dywall can be restoragle if the wat ... read more

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can i replace the formica on my kitchen counters without pulling out and replacing the whole counter. In other words, can you cement new formica over what is t

John of Biehl Brothers Contracting LLC ^PRO answered:

Sep 23, 2015

Unfortunately, no, applying another layer of laminate is not a viable option. Most homeowners do not have the proper tool to adequately heat the surface to adhere the laminate, as the adhesive typical ... read more

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