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Hilley's Construction

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Hilley's Construction

Septic Service in Sugar Valley, GA

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2824 Sugar Valley Rd NW, Sugar Valley, GA 30746 (706) 625-0521 http://hilleysconstruction.com

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Eddie Hilley

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Small walk in pantry vs. floor to ceiling cupboards (pull out drawers). Which would you choose and why? Does either option have cost savings?

Robert Johnson of Southern Home Improvement, LLC ^PRO answered:

Aug 6, 2017

If you have the extra space, and depending on its use, a walk-in pantry is a luxurious upgrade. In most cases, where floor space is at a premium, pantry cabinets are the best bet. Looking a a bank of ... 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?

Robert Johnson of Southern Home Improvement, LLC ^PRO answered:

Nov 29, 2016

In twenty years it only came up once. It was an old house and the owner knew it was substandard. It is taken for granted by most people that a house was built to code and still in sound condition. It ... read more

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