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Sevier County Restoration

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Sevier County Restoration

Recover your property with our expert water damage restoration service in Sevierville, Tennessee. Sevier County Restoration skilled team specializes in swift and efficient restoration, addressing water damage effectively. From comprehensive assessments to advanced remediation techniques, we restore your property to its pre-damage condition. Trust our experience and dedication to deliver the best solutions for your water damage restoration needs.

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Serving Area, Sevierville, TN 37864 (865) 761-2636 https://www.sevierville-waterdamage.com/

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Does anyone have experience with Thermory for decking or other applications?

Sean Sullivan of Living Stone Construction ^PRO answered:

Oct 3, 2016

Yes, we almost use Thermory exclusively now. The product is amazing and I really cant think of any negatives as opposed to Ipe that shrinks and is super heavy. We just used Thermory on our own home. - ... read more

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I have trim boards to install that will cap over exposed block foundation. What ways should I attach these? They will be primed and painted when installed.

Todd Usher of Addison Homes ^PRO answered:

Jul 28, 2016

I would suggest construction adhesive which will attach the trim boards while also providing a capillary break between the block and the trim board so that moisture does not wick into the trim boards. ... read more

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