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Trendsetter Homes

Trendsetter Homes is committed to creating a seamless path to new home ownership. Specializing in assisting first-time & move-up homebuyers, they simplify the process, transforming it into a memorable journey rather than a challenging task. Through planning & innovative design, they craft communities with on-site amenities that embody the ideal neighborhood. Their primary focus is to offer quality living spaces where people desire to establish their roots. Franchise opportunities are available.

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1701 S Enterprise Ave. Suite 101, Springfield, MO 65804 (417) 210-7900 https://trendsetterhomes.com/

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When it comes to pool renovations, what improvements would you choose?

David Hamtil of Hamtil Construction ^PRO answered:

Feb 20, 2018

I do not work on pools, but used to have an in ground with vinyl liner in my home. The first thing that came to mind when I started reading your post was switch to salt water. Then I read that you m ... read more

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What kind of insulation is needed in the attic of my 2-story brick town house so that the 2nd floor bedrooms are as cool as the basement and 1st floor?

Daryoush Roudbar of AAA Lifetime Exterior Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 26, 2014

R-49 also ventilation is very important to have soffit vent as well as roof vent to keep the attic cool and dry.

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