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Deas Construction Co. Inc

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Deas Construction Co. Inc

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12484 c Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23606 (757) 595-1621 http://www.deasconstruction.com/

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My brand new home has cracks in ceiling. You can also see where drywall meets, tape and nails. Should I be concerned? The floor feels uneven. You can feel dips

Mason Hearn of HomeMasons, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 29, 2022

Unfortunately, most new homes (particularly those built by developers) are built with little regard to quality and durability, by less-technically-savvy tradesmen at the lowest price point possible to ... read more

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Looking to replace basement window but have a cross beam and board impeding the window. Looks like the purpose of it is to prevent joists from settling.

Mason Hearn of HomeMasons, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jan 5, 2021

Looks like this may have been someone's remedy for a deteriorated / rotten mud sill (the flat wooden plate which sits atop the foundation wall, upon which the joists bear). If that is the case, it is ... read more

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