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TWG Construction LLC

TWG Construction offer a wide range of contracting services from roofing, guttering, siding, painting and storm damage repair, to window and door installation. Our contractors are insurance claim knowledge and we've been serving Wichita for nearly 30 years. No job is ever too big or too small!

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2801, #101, E Kellogg Drive,, Wichita, KS 67211 (316) 685-1010 twgconstruction.biz

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Review of Bone Dry Roofing by Lorri P.

Aug 1, 2017 · Tulsa

This is my second home that I've had re-roofed with them and they did a great job. They came out on the weekend to give me a quote and to start some of the work. They were very prompt in responding to all of my needs. I was very pleased with their service and I'm very happy with the end result.

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Jun 19, 2019 · Belton

The best company I have ever dealt with, ever.

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Aug 19, 2019 · Gore

We were so pleased that we are going to do another.

Review of Zipco by Ron S.

Mar 16, 2020 · Overland Park

Zipco made our disastrous water damage experience less stressful. They were on top of things immediately and made us feel they were going to take good care of us and see all repairs made. It was done in as timely a manner as possible with the situation, they were responsive to our needs and we alwa... more

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Is it normal for new gutters to "snap" as they cool down in the evening?

David Todd of Integrity Roofing, Siding, Gutters & Windows ^PRO answered:

Jun 23, 2015

It is tough to say allthough tt can be normal assuming the gutters/fascia are metal and in an area of the home that receives direct sunlight (enough to cause expansion and contraction). IMO

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What kind of insulation is needed in the attic of my 2-story brick town house so that the 2nd floor bedrooms are as cool as the basement and 1st floor?

Daryoush Roudbar of AAA Lifetime Exterior Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 26, 2014

R-49 also ventilation is very important to have soffit vent as well as roof vent to keep the attic cool and dry.

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