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Harbor Marble and Granite

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Harbor Marble and Granite

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11064 Livingston Rd, Fort Washington, MD 20744 (571) 598-0585 http://www.harborgranite.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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How and with what do you stain a deck once it is installed?

Kyle Martin of BK Martin Construction, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jul 2, 2015

That is a great questions, you have several options. First, I usually recommended allowing the deck to weather for a few months. This gets rid of some of the surface chemicals used in pressure treati ... read more

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