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Lucas Johnson answered Kathy Sloan's question.
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I have a 1,500 sq ft ranch style home that does not have insulation in the attic or walls. What is the best installation to get?
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I just had floors refinished (2 of 3 coats are done) and am disappointed refinishers used oil based poly. What can I do to rectify?
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J R Construction - Sol Solutions, Inc has been added to the pro directory.
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Will my fiberglass wall insulation be compressed too much by adding a foam board and sealer in each cavity?
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The California Green Builder program features homes that annually save thousands of kilowatts of energy, thousands of gallons of water and acres of trees. The program encourages voluntary partnerships between builders and local governments to build cost-effective, green homes that benefit homebuyers and the community at large. Builders who embrace CGB differentiate themselves in the marketplace through resource efficiency.