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Top To Bottom Renovation

Top to Bottom Renovation, Inc. offers fast & professional damage restoration services to greater Maryland, 24 hours a day. We are locally owned and operated, fully licensed and insured, and work with all major insurance carriers.

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4536 Beech Road, Marlow Heights, MD 20748 (301) 579-8215 https://toptobottomrenovation.com/

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What are the most popular/valuable indoor or outdoor home fixtures/colors/materials for 2017?

Jessica Salo of HIVEX Basement Finishing Co. ^PRO answered:

Feb 1, 2017

As a basement finishing company we're seeing a lot of granite for wet bars, lighter colors. Bathrooms and tile are often favoring gray. Brushed nickel and steel are the most common hardware and fixtur ... read more

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I have a screened in porch that I wish I used more. I was thinking about glassing it in and was wondering what my best option would be?

Custom Concepts of Custom Concepts Construction ^PRO answered:

Jan 8, 2015

There are a few options, depending on the use of the intended space. You can glass the space in to create a four season sunroom. This will insulate the room but can also be costly. There is another ma ... read more

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