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Kings Collective Remodeling

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Kings Collective Remodeling

Home is where the heart is, and at Kings Collective, our mission focuses on transforming your spaces into a real oasis. Whether it's remodeling your bathroom into a relaxing paradise or forging a basement that will entertain your family for generations, we believe when you Remodel with Kings, The Experience Is Different.

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2001 E 129th St, Kansas City, MO 64146 (816) 239-0635 https://remodelwithkings.com/

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How do I get ceiling properly inspected ....a crack continues to reopen ... Not satisfied with builders repairs

Doug Bennett of All-Weather Window, Doors & Siding Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 25, 2016

Usually cracks in wallboard or ceilings indicate movement or settling in the structure. This is not uncommon in new home construction as footings and foundations cure and the moisture content stabiliz ... read more

Last edited Mar 25, 2016 5:45pm

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What kind of insulation is needed in the attic of my 2-story brick town house so that the 2nd floor bedrooms are as cool as the basement and 1st floor?

Daryoush Roudbar of AAA Lifetime Exterior Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 26, 2014

R-49 also ventilation is very important to have soffit vent as well as roof vent to keep the attic cool and dry.

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