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Inspired Building & Design

Santa Cruz Bath & Kitchen: Elevate your space. Your dream bathroom or kitchen, meticulously crafted. Licensed design, punctual, budget-conscious. All-inclusive remodel solutions. From concept to completion, we've got you covered. Call now! #SantaCruzRemodeler #BathroomRemodel #KitchenRemodel

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769 7th Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95062 (831) 750-2754 https://www.inspiredbuildingandesign.com/

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Can a raised entry foyer be lowered?

Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

May 30, 2016

We recently were asked to lay some beautiful recyeled tiles salvaged from an apartment building lobby in Paris. But they were too thick by a little over an inch and you would end up with a trip hazza ... 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

Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Dec 14, 2015

Boy I would not go that. Hold off on the project until you have the money to do it right. Then, pull off the formica, repair the water damage and install new countertop Phililp HDR Remodeling

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