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Legacy General Contractors LLC

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Legacy General Contractors LLC

Dreaming of a home transformation? Legacy General Contractors LLC, serving DC, MD, and VA, brings exceptional quality, attentive service, and outstanding value to every project. As a Class A Residential Building Contractor, we handle everything from kitchen and bathroom remodels to roofing, flooring, and complete interior construction. Whether you need a painter, electrician, or HVAC specialist, Legacy General Contractors delivers masterful results, turning your vision into reality. Let us build your dream!

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512 Weeks Ct, Berryville, VA 22611 (571) 839-4136 https://legacygeneralcontractors.com/

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

Craig Knott, CR of Houseworks Unlimited, Inc. ^PRO answered:

May 16, 2014

I have a mother-in-law that has been breeding dogs for many years and she swares by ceramic tile. Laminate are durable but make the tapping noise from their nails when they walk on them.

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Home electrical wiring: what are some safety tips for doing a home electric job?

Craig Knott, CR of Houseworks Unlimited, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Feb 19, 2014

Use a tester to verify the power is off before starting repair. Use pliers with insulated handles. Wrap electrical tape around switch or outlet screws before installing into box. Make sure all devises ... read more

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