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Elements Kitchen & Bath Renovations

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Elements Kitchen & Bath Renovations

"Elements – Kitchen & Bath We specialize in kitchen renovations, bathroom remodels, home renovations, and custom projects. With over a decade of experience serving New York City -Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island and Long Island. We take pride in turning ideas into beautifully crafted spaces - delivered on time, on budget, and with exceptional attention to detail."

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Service Area, Brooklyn, NY 11211 (212) 899-5070 https://elementsknb.com/

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I had to have foundation repair done about 10 years ago. They gave me a lifetime warantee but they are no longer in business. What can I do to fix a problem?

Dennis Gehman of Gehman Design Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Aug 7, 2015

Unfortunaely when a company goes out of business you no longer have a warranty. I suggest contacting a structural engineer in your area to assess the foundation situation and make recommendations of c ... read more

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What's the best hardwood flooring product for pet owners?

Guillermo Grasso of Wilman Custom Design ^PRO answered:

Aug 23, 2014

Your best bet will be white or red oak. In any kind of wood, I would recomend you to do the finish coat with BONA HIGH TRAFFIC, is the hardest finish yo can put on your floors and is water base.

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