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New Works Remodeling LLC

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New Works Remodeling LLC

New Works Remodeling LLC provides professional bathroom remodeling services to homeowners throughout Western Pennsylvania. As a dedicated local contractor, we specialize in custom walk-in showers, bathtub replacements, full bathroom renovations, and accessibility upgrades. If your bathroom is cramped, dated, or damaging your subfloor, we have the solution. We combine durable materials with expert installation to ensure your new bathroom stands the test of time. Don't settle for an outdated space. Call New Works Remodeling LLC for top-tier remodeling services in Western PA. Let's start your project today!

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3378 N Hills Rd, Murrysville, PA 15668 (412) 720-9567 https://www.newworksremodeling.com/

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How do i fix my sliding window.

Joseph Potocnik of JP Roofing and Metal Building, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Dec 30, 2019

Its sounds like you have a double hung window that slides up and down check to see if the outer top window can slide up then lock it. If the glass is sperating from the frame you can take it to a glas ... read more

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Is it natural for water main to drip after it is turned on after 3 weeks shut off ? We had shut it off and drained before going on vacation

Pat Moran of Window World of PennOhio ^PRO answered:

Jan 15, 2019

Just behind the valve handle there is a "packing nut" that sucures the shut off valve into the body of the unit. Take a cresent wrench and tighten up that nut and this should stop that leak. No need t ... read more

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