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Huskey's Paint & Design

Most people get stressed when they think about having to get their place painted. At Huskey's Paint & Design, our team helps you every step of the way. So you can have a transformed space without all the hassle.

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650 Asheville Highway, Sylva, NC 28779 (828) 214-7100 https://www.huskeyspaint.com/

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What is the temperature range for installing roof shingles

Darren Mason of D.K. Mason Roofing & Construction ^PRO answered:

Dec 14, 2016

I would recommend not less than 40 degrees. If the shingles are a dark color in direct sunlight they will seal in one day from the solar radiance from the sun even if temps are low.

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Is there any tree like Leyland cypress but the height should not be more than 15 feet?

Tim McPhail of Umbrella Restoration ^PRO answered:

Apr 9, 2015

Try a dwarf arborvitae. They look similar but don't attain the height of a leyland cypress.

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