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Restoration Relief

Restoration Relief is a building restoration company that is here to help you during your hardest moments. We are open 24/7 to help with everything from severe storm damage, fire damage, water damage, and more. Contact us today for fast and responsive emergency relief!

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350 Railroad Avenue, Ephrata, PA 17522 (717) 656-7234 http://restorationrelief.com/

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Can vinyl shutters be painted? We have some shutters that were black but have since become very faded.

Custom Concepts of Custom Concepts Construction ^PRO answered:

Aug 12, 2014

Yes vinyl shutters can absolutely be painted, although maintenance will be required again with normal wear & tear and exposure to the elements. Have you considered replacing them with a low mainte ... read more

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What's the best way to test out if my roof is leaking before it rains?

Jeffrey Fick of Fick Bros. Roofing & Exterior Remodeling Company ^PRO answered:

Apr 16, 2014

If you can get into your attic you should be able to see evidence of leaks. Look for staining and/or rotting wood at walls and penetrations.

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