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Danningham Contracting Corp.

125-28 Queens Blvd
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Danningham Contracting Corp.

125-28 Queens Blvd
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24 years of experience

Danningham Contracting Corp. has built a reputation for bringing contemporary projects from initial design to turn-key completion. With more than 30 years of experience building, renovating, and restoring residential and commercial properties in New York City, we provide clients with insights, options, and a focus on outstanding design and construction. We bring to each project a firm grasp of modern architecture, budgetary realities, and the unique challenges of building in New York City. But foremost, we love creating appealing, green, cutting-edge spaces in which New Yorkers live and work.

Danningham Contracting Corp. has built a reputation for bringing contemporary projects from initial design to turn-key completion. With more than 30 years of experience building, renovating, and restoring residential and commercial properties in New York City, we provide clients with insights, options, and a focus on outstanding design and construction. We bring to each project a firm grasp of modern architecture, budgetary realities, and the unique challenges of building in New York City. But foremost, we love creating appealing, green, cutting-edge spaces in which New Yorkers live and work.

Advanced Construction Concepts Inc.

620 Coney Island Ave
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Advanced Construction Concepts Inc.

620 Coney Island Ave
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15 years of experience

Advanced Construction Concepts Inc. is General Contractor company that is business for 20 years. Our #1 Priority is customer satisfaction. We are a family run business fully licensed.

Advanced Construction Concepts Inc. is General Contractor company that is business for 20 years. Our #1 Priority is customer satisfaction. We are a family run business fully licensed.

JEM Consolidated Corp

4835 Veterans Memorial Hwy
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JEM Consolidated Corp

4835 Veterans Memorial Hwy
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15 years of experience

Experience the Difference with JEM. Long Island's Premier Contracting Company. Servicing Condominiums, Cooperatives, and Home Owner Associations throughout Nassau and Suffolk County New York.

Experience the Difference with JEM. Long Island's Premier Contracting Company. Servicing Condominiums, Cooperatives, and Home Owner Associations throughout Nassau and Suffolk County New York.

Metropolitan Home Improvements

98 Haypath Rd
1.50(
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Metropolitan Home Improvements

98 Haypath Rd
1.50(
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12 years of experience

We are a general contracting company that specializes in most areas of home improvements. Our areas of strength include customer service, reputability, and assuring that our customers are satisfied 100%. Here at MHI we do not subcontract any of our 25 employees that are on payroll and we have been with the company since the day we opened. If needed, we can refer you to one of our associates who can help you with financing to make your project more affordable. All staff is well educated, certified as well as compliant with OSHA Safety & Hazard courses. At MHI we always promote safety and awareness in the work place.

"Subpar work and the owner is a pathological narcissistic liar."

Shonelle P on June 2020

We are a general contracting company that specializes in most areas of home improvements. Our areas of strength include customer service, reputability, and assuring that our customers are satisfied 100%. Here at MHI we do not subcontract any of our 25 employees that are on payroll and we have been with the company since the day we opened. If needed, we can refer you to one of our associates who can help you with financing to make your project more affordable. All staff is well educated, certified as well as compliant with OSHA Safety & Hazard courses. At MHI we always promote safety and awareness in the work place.

"Subpar work and the owner is a pathological narcissistic liar."

Shonelle P on June 2020

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Basement Waterproofing questions, answered by experts

Yes, you can over dehumidify your house. While you may prefer a dryer climate inside, the elimination of too much moisture in the air can lead to an extremely dry environment that can affect those with respiratory and skin issues. Strike a balance between eliminating excess moisture without making your home feel like a desert. Most modern thermostats show the humidity levels for guidance.

Although waterproofing your basement may not directly increase the value of your home, it will protect the value you already have by preventing water damage. A basement without any signs of water will be more appealing to prospective home buyers. A leaky basement is a major red flag during a home inspection, and it will likely reduce the amount that buyers are willing to pay.

It’s not the number of weep holes that should be of concern to builders but rather their spacing. Weep holes are usually spaced anywhere between 16 inches on center when using round tubes or wicking materials and 24 inches on center when using open-head joints. This is a more conservative spacing than the 33-inch maximum spacing on center that’s mentioned in the International Residential Code. All in all, the total number of weep holes a brick exterior should have will depend on the size of the structure.

Your homeowners insurance can cover slab leak repairs, but it really depends on your policy. Some homeowners insurance policies only cover slab leaks caused by natural disasters, while other plans are more comprehensive. You might also want to check your home warranty plan to see if they'll cover the cost of the repairs if one of your appliances caused the leak.

Whether interior versus exterior basement waterproofing is better for your home depends on your budget. The majority of water issues that homeowners experience in their basements are due to conditions that start outside of the home. So, to prevent those problems from seeping in, it’s better to stop them at the source using outside waterproofing methods.

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