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Columbia River Restoration

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Columbia River Restoration

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30485 Oldfield Street, Hermiston, OR 97838 (541) 701-4031

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Small walk in pantry vs. floor to ceiling cupboards (pull out drawers). Which would you choose and why? Does either option have cost savings?

Katie Speck of Specktacular Home Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 27, 2017

The small walk in pantry will be the less expensive option. However, having a cabinet that functions as a pantry is often a better use of space and ends up as the more preferred option by my clients. ... read more

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With solar panels installed, is it true that you can eliminate the need for power from your local power company?

Jim Chapman of Legend Homes ^PRO answered:

Feb 18, 2014

While adding PV panels is a noble endeavor, it is unlikely to produce more than about one third of your annual electrical requirements. Less than that, if you have air conditioning, even in a newly b ... read more

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