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Bristol Developers, Inc.

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Bristol Developers, Inc.

Environmental Contracting in Denville, NJ

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261 East Glen Road, Denville, NJ 07834 (732) 558-7517 http://bristoldevelopers.com

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Dennis O'Connor

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We have a 1300 sq ft brick ranch style house we are slowly remodeling. I would like to add a front porch with open gable roof with exposed stained beams.

Joe Oakes of First State Building Design ^PRO answered:

Apr 13, 2020

Lisa, A project like this can range in cost. A Good starting point for front porches can be around $115/square foot.

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Anyone know about good windows that reflect heat and energy efficent on electric bills? Did check on NT but think they may be cheap windows need a Pro ?

Steven DiMare of Unified Home Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Oct 24, 2019

The glass package and the insulation of the window are the most important. The best window would be quadriple or triple pane window with foamfilled sashes and krypton or argon gas inbetween the glass. ... read more

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