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Golf Capital Remodeling

Welcome to Golf Capital Remodeling, where we transform your ordinary bathroom into an oasis of luxury and functionality. With our designers and craftsmen, we create custom bathroom spaces tailored to your unique style and needs. From elegant fixtures to innovative layouts, Golf Capital Remodeling delivers impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail, ensuring your dream bathroom becomes a reality. Experience the ultimate bathroom renovation with Golf Capital Remodeling.

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407 Chester St, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 (843) 258-4834 http://bathroomremodeling-myrtlebeach.com/

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For a six-foot retaining wall, do you recommend concrete or blocks? If blocks, what kind of products do you recommend?

Kevin Meek of Rock Creek Craftsmen ^PRO answered:

Feb 2, 2015

You need to make sure that the material allows water to pass thru the block or stone. Both choices can allow water thru if planned ahead. Blocks can have weep holes that allow water to pass and many ... read more

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Are galvanized nails supposed to be used when nailing studs in a pressure treated sill plate on a slab? or is 3 inch smooth framing nails code?

Jason Fowler of Sea Island Builders ^PRO answered:

Jun 10, 2014

As Brittany stated earlier, we only use hot-dipped galvanized in this application. It is not a code issue but it does make a huge impact on quality and what will be seen for years to come.

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