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PDR General Contracting

We love what we do, and it shows. We've been in the general contracting business for more than 5 years, helping people resolve their insurance restoration & property repairs quickly and professionally. All of our contractors are licensed professionals who take pride in what they do. We're available for all your general contracting needs, from water damage, fire damage, wind damage, insurance restoration and any other property repairs you might need.

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580 Washington Street, Eastonc, MA 02375 (508) 535-5605 http://pdrgc.com/

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What type of flooring could be installed over top of a cork floor that would both protect the cork floor underneath and be durable?

Bob Williams of Star Construction Company, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Oct 21, 2014

I would recommend a clik together flooring that would be floating over the cork. That way you can install and remove it easily and there should be no damage to the cork below.

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How can I stay on good terms with our neighbors during a big construction project?

Michelle Slowe answered:

May 14, 2014

First off, congratulations on the new home! Here are some tips that I hope are helpful: Be excited, communicative, and available throughout the process Remind those working on your home to be as tid ... read more

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