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American Quality Trades LLC (wife Kelly)

141 Maple Ave
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American Quality Trades LLC (wife Kelly)

141 Maple Ave
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8 years of experience

Get your projects done before the snow starts to fly! No job to big or to small for us to handle! Call to get a free estimate. First time customers get 10% off!! Quality Trades stands behind all our work with pride! PA state lisenced and fully insured!! Over 20 years experience in residential and commercial renovations! We specialize in pride and honor, so give us a call and let us help you today!!

Get your projects done before the snow starts to fly! No job to big or to small for us to handle! Call to get a free estimate. First time customers get 10% off!! Quality Trades stands behind all our work with pride! PA state lisenced and fully insured!! Over 20 years experience in residential and commercial renovations! We specialize in pride and honor, so give us a call and let us help you today!!










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EZ Home Exteriors

2531 Lincoln Way
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EZ Home Exteriors

2531 Lincoln Way
4.90(
42
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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 95% of Angi customers
Recommended by 95% of HomeAdvisor customers

EZ Home Exteriors is locally operated in Pittsburgh PA. We treat our customers with respect. We understand that people have busy lives, so we work with them to make the process as easy, and painless as possible. We are happy to meet face-to-face, or talk by phone. We do not take deposits or use any type of sales tactics and gimmicks. We get paid when the work is completed.

"Great, fast and easy"

Chris C on March 2023

EZ Home Exteriors is locally operated in Pittsburgh PA. We treat our customers with respect. We understand that people have busy lives, so we work with them to make the process as easy, and painless as possible. We are happy to meet face-to-face, or talk by phone. We do not take deposits or use any type of sales tactics and gimmicks. We get paid when the work is completed.

"Great, fast and easy"

Chris C on March 2023

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Woodworking questions, answered by experts

Cedar and cypress are great wood choices for a window planter box because they’re readily available and won’t break the bank. However, there are plenty of wood types appropriate for a window flower box. Try using redwood for its natural resistance to rot, though it is on the expensive side.

There's no simple answer to which is less costly: wood or metal-framed homes. In most cases, metal building components cost more than wooden ones, while entire metal buildings cost less than wooden versions. However, regardless of the exterior framing or structure, each must meet similar building codes. This means that the costs are about the same, even considering that wood will require more maintenance than metal over time.

The minimum recommended height for a carport is 7 feet tall, but you might need a significantly taller carport to provide clearance for RVs, commercial trucks, or other tall vehicles. You can choose your carport height based on the clearance you need and how the carport looks in comparison to the height of your home. Just keep in mind that building regulations usually dictate a maximum carport height.

While installing a carport will have only a slight, if any, bearing on increasing the selling price of your home, simply having a high-quality and well-maintained carport can improve the selling appeal to would-be house buyers. However, a poorly-maintained carport in disrepair can have the opposite effect and hurt the home's sales appeal.

Poured concrete is one of the best bases for a carport. You'll get one of the biggest bangs for your buck with concrete, thanks to its durability. At the same time, if concrete isn't in your budget, it might not be the best base for your installation. Dirt foundations, gravel foundations, and permeable pavers work in a crunch and can be long-lasting without the higher price tag of poured concrete.

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