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Sapphire Pressure Washing

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Sapphire Pressure Washing

We are a locally-owned Pressure Washing Service located in the Allen Texas area and we are doing our best to help everyone within Collin County. We have a fantastic team within the local area that help break down mold, dirt, algae, and fungus from your walls, roofs, and fences.

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205 Benton Drive, Apt 4206, Allen, TX 75013 (469) 331-5450 https://sapphirepressurewashing.com/

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

Jeremy Wilson of Corey Construction ^PRO answered:

Jan 10, 2017

The BEST way would be infrared image testing. Only top-tier roofing companies will have them, so may be hard to locate in rural areas. However, the technology is getting older, and the cameras that we ... read more

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What should I know about installing a Rumford fireplace?

Jayme Potter of Metroplex Roof & Fence ^PRO answered:

May 19, 2014

Interior chimneys are at least 4" larger in all four directions than the flue they contain. A chimney containing a 12"x12" clay flue liner must be at least 20" by 20". Combustible materials must be ke ... read more

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