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Pegram and Sons

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Pegram and Sons

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14 years of experience

I have been a subcontractor for over 20 years. My main priority is to make sure that the customer is satisfied. I can do painting, tile work, fencing, drywall , sheetrock, trim work, etc.

I have been a subcontractor for over 20 years. My main priority is to make sure that the customer is satisfied. I can do painting, tile work, fencing, drywall , sheetrock, trim work, etc.

Lincks construction LLC

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Lincks construction LLC

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I have two employees we r very family oriented ..we try to help in any way possible to get the exact vision the client desires!! I would only do what's best for the client but willing to hear out any ideals that the homeowner haves that he or she is wanting to do

I have two employees we r very family oriented ..we try to help in any way possible to get the exact vision the client desires!! I would only do what's best for the client but willing to hear out any ideals that the homeowner haves that he or she is wanting to do

Color Fx Custom Coatings

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Color Fx Custom Coatings

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10 years of experience

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"Colorfx Custom Coatings of Oxford did a very good paint job. The bill for the front door, the entry trim and some trim on a small screened in porch was $1391. I urge that prospective customers insist on best business practices — get a written estimate up front on official letterhead that includes precise details of labor costs and all materials. Bryan Mackey stated that he charges $65 an hour. Be sure to clarify ahead of time whether the written estimate is a flexible ballpark figure or a bottom line guaranteed price for labor. Insist ahead of time on receiving current receipts for all materials and keep track of actual hours worked on the job site."

Michael D on January 2018

100% customer satisfaction guaranteed!

"Colorfx Custom Coatings of Oxford did a very good paint job. The bill for the front door, the entry trim and some trim on a small screened in porch was $1391. I urge that prospective customers insist on best business practices — get a written estimate up front on official letterhead that includes precise details of labor costs and all materials. Bryan Mackey stated that he charges $65 an hour. Be sure to clarify ahead of time whether the written estimate is a flexible ballpark figure or a bottom line guaranteed price for labor. Insist ahead of time on receiving current receipts for all materials and keep track of actual hours worked on the job site."

Michael D on January 2018

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Gazebos questions, answered by experts

Building a gazebo costs $5,700, on average. However, the cost to build a gazebo can range anywhere between $2,700 and $9,900. Size, shape, and materials will be the biggest influence on the cost, with brick being the most affordable and metal having some of the highest material costs. Square gazebos are often the most expensive to build. You can save on costs by doing some labor yourself or buying a prefabricated gazebo.

The main purpose of a gazebo is to provide a covered space for people to gather comfortably. They’re an excellent place for summertime get-togethers because the roof protects you and your guests from the sun. However, gazebos can also serve as a design feature, adding a bit of charm to a backyard or garden.

For many people, a gazebo is worth it, but it’s a matter of personal preference. If you love spending time outside but your yard doesn’t offer much protection from the sun or rain, then adding a gazebo might be worthwhile. Or, if you enjoy hosting dinner parties and want a nice outdoor space to gather with your friends, a gazebo could be a good investment.

Yes, many gazebos are permanent structures built onto the land. However, if you have a portable gazebo that isn’t secured to the ground, you’ll want to check the manufacturer’s instructions to understand when to put it away. Generally speaking, when it’s particularly windy or wet outside, you should take down your temporary gazebo.

To make the gazebo accessible, you can build a wheelchair pathway leading up to it. The path should be paved with a smooth surface for wheelchairs to roll through. A low curb should be placed along each side to ensure the wheelchair stays on the path. At the end of the path, build a wheelchair ramp connecting the gazebo.

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