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Elevated Exteriors, LLC

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Elevated Exteriors, LLC

We specialize in asphalt roofing and gutter replacement

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3227 E Ramsey Ave, Cudahy, WI 53110 (414) 807-8950 https://elevatedexteriors.net/

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What is involved in switching my fireplace to gas? (time, cost, effort?)

Abe Degnan of Degnan Design-Build-Remodel of Madison ^PRO answered:

Dec 14, 2016

If you want an efficient fireplace, I recommend a full insert (sealed-combustion) that runs a new vent pipe, typically up your existing chimney. Hire a professional installer from a local fireplace co ... read more

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If you get it in writing that your roof installation will not be too heavy for the frame of your home, and a few months later your roof is sinking and the frame is cracking, is the roofer responsible?

Abe Degnan of Degnan Design-Build-Remodel of Madison ^PRO answered:

Nov 15, 2016

This is a strange situation. I wonder what type of roofing material was used? It would be very unusual for an asphalt shingle to be too heavy for a roof. So was the roof framing undersized in the firs ... read more

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