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Power Home Remodeling

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Power Home Remodeling

Power Home Remodeling provides services predominantly related to energy and cost-saving exterior remodeling products such as replacement windows, roofing, and vinyl siding across the country.

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1325 Cherrington Pkwy Suite 300, Coraopolis, PA 15108 (484) 483-6216 https://powerhrg.com/

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Oct 25, 2014 · Beachwood

I am a licensed architect and they are my go to referral for window installation. I am a repeat customer and have given countless referrals.

Review of Perrino Builders by Frank R.

Jan 4, 2016 · Pepper Pike

The staff is professional , pleasant , and responsive to work with. We built the house while living in another stateand the staff understood our situation and worked with us on this issue.

Review of Glass Guru of Macedonia by Jennifer T.

Apr 25, 2018 · Richfield

This was our second time using Glass GuRu. The first time was perfect! The second time, the guy was late, I had to call and they had to call me back to tell me he would be 2 hours late. He showed up and had an extremely hard time removing the broken window (which the previous guy had no problems wit... more

Review of Glass Guru of Grove City by J.A.G.

May 19, 2018 · Sugar Grove

We have used Glass Guru 3 times and have been very satisfied with their product and workmanship - and the price compared to replacing whole windows. We definitely recommend them.

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Any recommendations for attic stairs replacement wood versus aluminum ? Any brand recommendation? Reviews are all over the place .

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

Aug 28, 2021

Wood is the best attic stairs.

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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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