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Linnius Construction

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Linnius Construction

Linnius is your trusted general contractor catering to the needs of residential and commercial clients in Oregon. Fully licensed, bonded, and insured, with 65 years of collective experience. Our credentials include certifications from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) and the Central Oregon Builders Association. Moreover, we hold EPA Lead-Based Paint Removal Certification. Feel free to reach out to us today to initiate a discussion about your projects. (Weekends by appt)

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135 NE Norton Ave, Bend, OR 97701 (541) 241-6091 http://www.linnius.com/

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I have a large property, while there are trees that cover my house (and roof) I was wondering if solar panels made sense? Even if they weren't directly on roof?

Adam Walters answered:

Jul 25, 2018

Hi Brian, Yes in those cases a ground mounted solar array may be your best option. You can site the solar in a more ideal location for sun access. There is typically some added cost involved in a gro ... read more

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What can you do to a builder who takes three years to build a home that should take one year to build.

Chris Owen of Precision Countertops, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jul 13, 2017

Mark I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with your contractor. I certainly wouldn't understand all of your situation, but I'll try to offer some general advise. First and foremost you should try ... read more

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