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ServiceMaster Fire & Water Cleanup Services

When you contact us, our experienced restoration technicians head straight to your property – equipped with advanced industry technology. We thoroughly assess the extent of your damage and get to work. We will help guide you through the insurance process, mitigate what is damaged, and provide reconstruction & repairs to your property.

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3033 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60657 (312) 754-0130 http://www.smfirefloodcleanup.com/

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I'm thinking about remodeling my kitchen, but have been cautioned to build in a substantial "cushion" for change orders. What is a change order exactly?

Glen Borkowski of DreamMaker of Orland Park ^PRO answered:

Jan 14, 2015

A change order is written (or at least should be) any time there is a 'change' in the original scope of work for your project. It documents this 'change' and any additional cost (or credit) that you a ... read more

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What are the most cost effective things I can do to improve my home's energy efficiency?

Martha Fisher of Croixco Construction ^PRO answered:

Apr 17, 2014

Check seals on doors & windows. Replace single pane windows with newer products. Check the attic for insulation. Loose fill, blown in insulation is the best. Make sure to seal any spots where ... read more

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3033 N Clark St,
Chicago, IL http://www.smfirefloodcleanup.com/ (312) 754-0130

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