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Towson, MD, on Sep 17, 2013
I have worked with Van Deusen Construction twice, a decade apart, and have been more than happy with the value and workmanship both times. Thoughtful planning, clear communications, and a fantastic result -- I would call them again for my next project, no question.
Review by G.A.L.
Bel Air, MD, on Mar 18, 2011
A had a very pleasant experience with Van Deusen Construction. The workers were onsite everyday and did a good job of managing the subcontractors. They resolved any issues we had promptly and professionally.
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The metal brackets weren't used in $17500 power brace system ! This is there alternative method of choice ? Should I file a compliant with BBB ?
Jessica Clark of American Quality Remodeling PRO answered:
Nov 1, 2018
Look at your contract and all the specifications of the project. See what is written about the installation.
Talk to the contractor. Question their choices.
If not satisfied with the answers, write ... read more
What causes large gaps between window frames and the brick of my home? It looks like someone tried to caulk it previously, but it just pulled away again.
WoW Home Solutions answered:
Sep 8, 2014
Expansion and contraction, as mentioned previously, is a big driver of sealant failure.
The other part that was not discussed in moisture content. Brick is largely moisture open and capillary draw of ... read more
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