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James Monroe Homes

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James Monroe Homes

James Monroe Homes is a trusted Kentucky home builder dedicated to delivering high-quality, energy-efficient homes with innovative designs and functional floor plans. We specialize in building thoughtfully crafted homes in premier communities, offering flexible layouts, modern features, and exceptional craftsmanship. With HERS ratings well below industry averages, our high-performance homes provide lasting comfort and lower utility costs. At James Monroe Homes, we are committed to outstanding service and helping you build with confidence from start to finish.

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2250 Thunderstick Drive, UNIT 1206, Lexington, KY 40505 (859) 629-2962 https://www.jamesmonroehomes.com/

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What is the best gutter protection product?

Robert Orr answered:

Nov 5, 2018

I would not purchase Leaf Filter system again. In 3 years it has done a good job of keeping debris out of the gutters, but the black stripes that form on the front of the gutter between every 4' sect ... read more

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We had a new topcoat of asphalt installed on our driveway a few months ago. When could I or should I have it sealed?

Jason Clarke of Clarke Contractors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Oct 4, 2017

Our contractors tell us 30-45 days after it can be sealed.

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