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- Arlington Village Garage Sale
- Street Lighting Project in Arlington Village
- Board Agenda for 3/30 Meeting
- Did you get your Census?
- Happy Friday - Free Starbucks Pastry
- Arlington County Budget Hearings
- Happy St. Patrick's Day!
- St. Patrick's Day Parade in Clarendon...TONIGHT
- Workers at Giant
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- Washer/Dryer Installation
- Replacing the Storm Doors for the Front/Back of Unit
- Kitchen Remodel?
- All Deck...All the Time!
- Bathrooms, Bathrooms, Bathrooms
- Window Replacement
- Home Improvement Week - Parquet Floors
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5 comments:
It's not falling apart but needs a power washing. Will get that done in April. I know a reputable handyman (not associated with the you know whos)--if anyone wants to join me for a group discount, cool.
Who is your handyman?
Imperial is ok, very expensive. The management office contracts them for painting, etc, but they always make you feel like they're doing you a huge favor.
For decks I'd try Craigslist.
Get estimates. They're are plenty of hungry contractors who will do a good job and it won't cost you an arm and a leg.
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/
For HVAC I'd go with someone who's bonded and Liscensed. And don't be afraid to ask for referrals.
GMR rebuilt my deck. They worked quickly, did a nice job, and charged a reasonable price. If the supports are still good its an easy job.
Mine is falling apart. We're supposed to get it fixed in a few weeks. It keeps getting postponed due to the weather.
I'm using Potomac Handyman & Remodeling for the repairs that need to be done.
www.potomachandymanva.com
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