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Turbo Pressure Pros

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Turbo Pressure Pros

Turbo Pressure Pros is committed to delivering exceptional pressure washing and exterior cleaning services to homes and businesses across Louisville, KY and surrounding communities. Our expert team can help with your home, siding, roof, concrete and much more! We care about each and every customer throughout the greater Kentuckiana region and we're here to provide top-quality pressure, power, and soft washing services all at an affordable price. We offer free estimates so call today to get the exceptional service you deserve!

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1530 Dawn Dr., Louisville, KY 40258 (502) 521-5828 http://www.turbopressurepros.com

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Review of Bone Dry Roofing by Patricia G.

Mar 9, 2018 · Shelbyville

I'm very Happy with the work Bone Dry Roofing did on our Mobile Home. They were the only company out of 12 that I called that came out and fixed our roof. I will use them again If I have roof problems in the future.

Review of Glass Guru of Gahanna by David T.

Mar 29, 2019 · Columbus

Excellent company fast reliable used them several times highly recommend

Review of Secured Roofing by Rhonda D.

Jul 5, 2019 · Cincinnati

The siding looks good and I'm mostly satisfied.

Review of Taylor Construction by Raymond E.

Oct 7, 2019 · Knoxville

Taylor Construction did a great job!

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My handyman recently shared with me that he thinks I have some structural damage in my basement from a minor flood a few years back...

George Skeeters of Eagle's Eye Custom Homes, LLC. ^PRO answered:

May 24, 2017

I agree that you need a structural engineer. The longer you wait the more damage that could occure if it continues to move

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How difficult to replace a rotted 6x6 PT support post for 2nd floor deck? Other materials that are less likely to rot?

Jason Gettum of Gettum Associates, Inc ^PRO answered:

Jul 24, 2015

The difficulty depends on many things. I would say PT post is the way to go, but install it over a post standoff past so water doesnt get trapped between the bottom of the post and whatever it is sitt ... read more

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