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Rocky Mountain Restoration

Rocky Mountain Restoration provides restoration services to residential & commercial properties for the most common problems: fire, water, mold and storm damage in Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert and the surrounding areas. We're licensed, bonded, insured, certified & accredited with the Better Business Bureau. We are here for our customers twenty four seven.

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5111 E Indigo St, Suite 109, Mesa, AZ 85205 (480) 309-2524 https://rmraz.com

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Do you have to use a specific light bulb when using a dimmer switch.

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Aug 10, 2016

LED's are becoming a lot more affordable & we are seeing a higher percentage of customers using them. Might consider these if you haven't already.

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I have trim boards to install that will cap over exposed block foundation. What ways should I attach these? They will be primed and painted when installed.

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 15, 2016

So that I can better answer your question, can you further explain what you mean when you say "cap over". I am thinking that perhaps you are referring to the horizontal trim piece between your siding ... read more

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