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Twin Cities Finest

Twin Cities Finest is a professional home service company offering water damage restoration, air duct cleaning, & carpet cleaning services in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the surrounding Minnesota suburbs. Call us today and see why we're Minnesota's favorite home service company. Show more

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1463 1st Avenue Northwest, St. Paul, MN 55112 (612) 999-4508 http://twincitiesfinest.com

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whats the differnce in LP SmartSiding and the Hardi Plank board siding?

Jim Myers of AASI Home Improvement Systems ^PRO answered:

Mar 3, 2018

Hardi has about 30% cellulose fiber in it and the rest is cement. Hardi shrinks after it is installed so you must keep it tight to the the next board and not leave expansion gaps on either side. It de ... read more

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What are they best types of windows to preserve heat in the winter and cool air in the summer for residential homes?

Bob Davis answered:

Feb 18, 2014

Since 80% of a window is glass, it is always wise to pick the right glass for the direction the window faces in your home. LowE 366 Argon filled glass for the south and west exposures may be the best ... read more

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