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Miami Valley Pros

We connect you with the best local contractor for your home improvement or remodeling project in the Miami Valley.

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4105 Rasor Dr, Troy, OH 45373 (888) 508-9540 https://miamivalleypros.com/

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Review of Glass Guru of Grove City by Deb K.

Oct 28, 2017 · Columbus

The Glass Guru provided some window repairs on a house that I was selling. Most of the repairs occurred after closing. My dealings with Glass Guru were very good. The technician came out, measured everything, pointed out a repair that I thought was going to be costly and wound up being a very ine... more

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Jan 8, 2019 · Fishers

They did an excellent job and were the only company that got back to us in regarding quotes.

Review of Glass Guru of Gahanna by Bob R.

Apr 18, 2019 · Columbus

Installer was thorough and professional.

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Jul 2, 2019 · Cincinnati

I had a great experience. I thought that everything was great. Richard did a great job working with my insurance and the finished result looks great. It is nicer than the original roof.

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I had an 8x10 porch built which covers my back door and kitchen windows. Does this qualify as an Energy Efficiency Improvement by IRS standards?

Nick Heldman of Heldman Exteriors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 30, 2015

http://www.houselogic.com/home-advice/tax-credits/how-to-collect-tax-energy-credits/ I do not believe that would qualify. Only the materials qaulifies for the credit.

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We are looking at houses and found on that we like but it has a CAT SMELL, especially in the basement. Is there any way to truly remove the smell?

Marci Poague of 123 Exteriors Inc ^PRO answered:

Sep 26, 2014

If you use a black light you can target the urine areas soak in white vinegar leave for ten min wet vacuum as much up as you can mix up a cup of water with a quarter size dawn dish detergant put in sp ... read more

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