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Mr. Guzy

248 Pine Street
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Mr. Guzy

248 Pine Street
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Emergency services offered

Hello my name is Reed I run a masonry company that was passed down to me from my father I have grown up in the masonry what we focus on is any residential block brick or culture stone work I also have a concrete crew that handles that we take serious pride in all our work

Hello my name is Reed I run a masonry company that was passed down to me from my father I have grown up in the masonry what we focus on is any residential block brick or culture stone work I also have a concrete crew that handles that we take serious pride in all our work

BlueFlame Contracting Services

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BlueFlame Contracting Services

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What we do: *Gas Line Installation: We run interior and exterior gas line for stoves, water heaters, wall heaters, pool heaters, generators, and more. *Servicing: We convert appliances, as well as service, clean, and repair gas connections. We also clean and service fireplaces. *Trenches: We dig trenches for gas & water lines and take on most other trenching needs. *Concrete Pads: We pour concrete pads for tanks up to 1000lbs, as well as for other similar sized concrete needs. Free estimates!* *subject to location [email protected] www.blueflamecontractingservices.com (570) 238-9553

What we do: *Gas Line Installation: We run interior and exterior gas line for stoves, water heaters, wall heaters, pool heaters, generators, and more. *Servicing: We convert appliances, as well as service, clean, and repair gas connections. We also clean and service fireplaces. *Trenches: We dig trenches for gas & water lines and take on most other trenching needs. *Concrete Pads: We pour concrete pads for tanks up to 1000lbs, as well as for other similar sized concrete needs. Free estimates!* *subject to location [email protected] www.blueflamecontractingservices.com (570) 238-9553

Blended 7 Handyman Services

3996 State Route 42
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Blended 7 Handyman Services

3996 State Route 42
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2 years of experience

20+ years, of fixing and building about anything you can imagine around the house, from remodeling entire houses, to small one room renovation, deck building, grading, Koi fish ponds, leaky faucet, change door knobs, no job too small, specializing in doing the little things you shouldn't waste your valuable time on.

20+ years, of fixing and building about anything you can imagine around the house, from remodeling entire houses, to small one room renovation, deck building, grading, Koi fish ponds, leaky faucet, change door knobs, no job too small, specializing in doing the little things you shouldn't waste your valuable time on.

M TO Z Contracting LLC

4110West 8th Street
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M TO Z Contracting LLC

4110West 8th Street
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All types of concrete, masonry new home construction, and demolition ground clearing and tree removal home remodels, kitchen, and bath as well as additions and custom decks plumbing and electrical

All types of concrete, masonry new home construction, and demolition ground clearing and tree removal home remodels, kitchen, and bath as well as additions and custom decks plumbing and electrical

ungers general construction

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ungers general construction

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offering service in all home improvement and remodeling projects, lawn care/ landscaping, moving/relocating, general home repairs such as electrical, plumbing, drywall, spackle, painting, etc... no job is too big and no task is too small! I can lend a hand or I can draw up a project plan and take it away myself!

offering service in all home improvement and remodeling projects, lawn care/ landscaping, moving/relocating, general home repairs such as electrical, plumbing, drywall, spackle, painting, etc... no job is too big and no task is too small! I can lend a hand or I can draw up a project plan and take it away myself!

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Concrete Cutting questions, answered by experts

Yes, you should always wet concrete before jackhammering to avoid harmful dust from becoming airborne. According to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, they recommend a wet-cut method that involves continuous spraying of the concrete where the jackhammer bit hits. Use a jackhammer with a built-in sprayer attachment, or have a work partner spray the area with a garden hose and spray nozzle.

Yes, you can use a Dremel to cut pavers, but you’ll need a masonry cut-off wheel and a Dremel that accepts a 3 1/2-inch cutting wheel. Slowly run the masonry cut-off wheel along your cut line, and then continue making shallow passes. Once the cut is about 1/8 inch deep, you can drive a chisel into the center of it to complete the cut.

Removing a load-bearing wall is best handled by professionals. However, if you have the skill set and decide to DIY the project, you will still need at least one additional person to assist you. Aside from helping with demolition, you'll need another hand to install the new support beam.

An easy way to cut concrete pavers without a saw is to use a hammer and chisel. You can make a few passes over your paver with a hammer and chisel to make a fissure where you want the paver to break. Once the divot is about 1/8 inch thick, drive the chisel hard into the center of the line to complete the cut without using a saw.

Tree roots don’t necessarily break through concrete on their own, but they can certainly take advantage of existing cracks, even very small ones. As roots grow, they expand the cracks, making them larger and leading to serious and costly foundation damage. It’s a good idea to have repairs on any foundation cracks you’re concerned about.

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