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LJS Signs & Associates Inc

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LJS Signs & Associates Inc

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1862 Jackson Grove Rd, Odenton, MD 21113 (410) 551-2666 https://signstore.ljssigns.com/

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What kind of siding should I install? Hardie Board, or Vinyl with foam backing?

WoW Home Solutions answered:

May 11, 2014

I think you really need to see both on a home and decide what looks better to you. Vinyl will be cheaper and is a more modular system and less prone to leakage and installation errors.

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What's the best way to test out if my roof is leaking before it rains?

Jeffrey Fick of Fick Bros. Roofing & Exterior Remodeling Company ^PRO answered:

Apr 16, 2014

If you can get into your attic you should be able to see evidence of leaks. Look for staining and/or rotting wood at walls and penetrations.

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