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Revive Real Estate

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Revive Real Estate

Revive is automating home modeling and home flipping for consumers by providing the funding, guidance, and contractors needed to complete strategic home renovations quickly and for maximum value. By providing access to Revive's network of top contractors, homes renovated by Revive sell for more and help sellers maximize their sales value. Based in San Jose, California, we are growing rapidly, fueled by home sellers flocking to renovate & maximize the value of their home sales.

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760 Newhall Dr #1131, San Jose, CA 95110 (408) 675-4202 https://www.revive.realestate/areas/san-jose

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What should homeowners be asking a contractor before making a hiring decision?

Mariana Rowen answered:

Nov 1, 2018

Thank you for these points. They are very useful for me as I will be hiring HVAC company near NJ for HVAC repair. I will make sure to ask these questions to them.

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can i replace the formica on my kitchen counters without pulling out and replacing the whole counter. In other words, can you cement new formica over what is t

Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Dec 14, 2015

Boy I would not go that. Hold off on the project until you have the money to do it right. Then, pull off the formica, repair the water damage and install new countertop Phililp HDR Remodeling

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