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Butlers Bath & Kitchen

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Butlers Bath & Kitchen

As a licensed Maryland contractor (MHIC #136900) based in Crofton, Butlers Bath & Kitchen specializes in custom kitchen, bathroom, and basement remodeling. Serving Anne Arundel, Howard, and surrounding counties, our expert crew handles every detail from start to finish. From stunning master bath walk-ins and custom tile showers to dream kitchens and finished basement spaces, we turn your outdated rooms into functional, beautiful areas tailored to your lifestyle. Free estimates and flexible financing are available. Let us transform your home!

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2131 Espey Court, STE 14, Crofton, MD 21114 (301) 302-8545 https://www.butlersbk.com/

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How important is ventilation if my roof and house is 30 years old and has just a little sweating in the rafters?

Roger Bush of Charm City Roofing ^PRO answered:

Mar 2, 2018

Proper ventilation is extremely important for a long lasting roof. If you roof is sweating and creating condenstaion it can deteriorate your entire roofing system from the decking and supports to the ... read more

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What causes large gaps between window frames and the brick of my home? It looks like someone tried to caulk it previously, but it just pulled away again.

WoW Home Solutions answered:

Sep 8, 2014

Expansion and contraction, as mentioned previously, is a big driver of sealant failure. The other part that was not discussed in moisture content. Brick is largely moisture open and capillary draw of ... read more

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