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Rocky Mountain Detox, LLC

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Rocky Mountain Detox, LLC

The transition from detox to recovery is hard for many people, and unfortunately, relapse is common following detox. Successful long-term addiction recovery requires a variety of services to ensure each person has the tools necessary to prevent relapse. Rocky Mountain Detox Treatment Center in Lakewood is committed to providing this variety of services to our clients to enhance their time with us and improve their chances of successful long-term addiction recovery.

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1348 Pierce Street, Lakewood, CO 80214 (480) 369-5673 https://rockymountaindetox.com/

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What kind of siding should I install? Hardie Board, or Vinyl with foam backing?

Janna Moreau of Endeavor Exteriors ^PRO answered:

Apr 21, 2015

As a Denver roofing and siding company, we would suggest using a hardie board product. This would ultimately come down to your project budget, as insulated vinyl siding will be about 50% cheeper than ... read more

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Is there something I can do for my creaky, poppy hardwood floors without replacing them?

Art Fast of Kitchen Masters ^PRO answered:

Apr 27, 2014

Tthe squeaking sounds you hear are probably from movement of the boards, either against each other or against the sub-floor beneath the hardwood. The nails used to install the original sub-floor may ... read more

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