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R&A suarez carpentry LLC
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Serving Mesa, CO and surrounding areas

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In business since 2023

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"The project was to remove old Pella windows and install new Hurricane/Impact rated heavy duty Pella windows, exterior French doors and patio glass doors. The guys created a custom scaffolding system to safely install a 4 high and 4 wide window array in a 3 sided staircase. Replace patio doors etc through out the 11,000sqft house in Aspen. The project was flawless. removal & installation went really smooth and faster the I thought it would because of the weight of the doors & windows. The doors open and function much better than original ones. Thank You Rosendo & Amador"
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Howard Tate Handyman Services
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Serving Mesa, CO and surrounding areas

In business since 2020

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"Amazingly !! Howard was most respectful & courteous !! On time EVERYDAY & was very thorough, explanation, pricing, and offered options. Really fair pricing and completely stoked with his work. I'm actually honing to have him back to put on pergola and some stairs. As well as some other projects."
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JD Remodeling & Decorating
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Serving Mesa, CO and surrounding areas

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"JD Remodeling did an outstanding job in our new to us house. All the workers were very courteous and made every attempt to keep the house as clean as possible while doing a messy job - dry wall work is never without a mess. We are very happy with the end results."
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