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Prevish Tree Service

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Prevish Tree Service

With a commitment to honesty, efficiency, and quality, Prevish Tree Service in Redmond, Oregon is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service. Since 2019, they have been offering tree removal, tree pruning, tree trimming, fire prevention, and tree hazard removal services in your time of need. With their knowledge and experience, Prevish Tree Service ensures that your trees are well-maintained and any potential hazards are addressed promptly, ensuring the beauty and safety of your property year-round.

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4041 NE Upas Ave., Redmond, OR 97756 (541) 316-8223 https://www.previshtreeservice.com

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After new siding install we have a small leak behind the siding when it rains.

Jeremy Anderson of Total Comfort Weatherization (Prospects) ^PRO answered:

Aug 20, 2019

It appears that you are missing both step flashing (between the roof and the wall) and the head flashing (above the trim running parallel to the roof line). Here is the link to the Hardie Best Practic ... read more

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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?

Katie Speck of Specktacular Home Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 27, 2017

The small walk in pantry will be the less expensive option. However, having a cabinet that functions as a pantry is often a better use of space and ends up as the more preferred option by my clients. ... read more

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