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Total Pro Painters

Painting Contractors in Ashland, MA

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165 Alden St, Ashland, MA 01721 (774) 509-0345 http://totalpropainters.com

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What factors should you consider before removing a medium-sized oak tree? Our fear is that one day it will be too big its location relative to our home.

Kelly Pride of Blackdog Design Build Remodel ^PRO answered:

Apr 16, 2014

Tree removal is not normally a part of what we do at Blackdog Builders, but I thought I would look up some information for you and offer some advise. First of all, if the tree is too close to your hou ... read more

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What are the top 3 energy efficiency upgrades I can do to my 2-story home?

Bob Williams of Star Construction Company, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Feb 18, 2014

The first thing to reduce energy is to see where it is being wasted. An energy audit with blower door test and infared camera is the best place to start. The list of upgrades range from adding insu ... read more

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