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Deck, Porch, & Gazebo Pros
in Washington DC, Maryland

TOTAL PROS : 20
TOTAL RATINGS : 15
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IN WASHINGTON DC, DC

European Home Improvement Partners
Customer Rating:
Project: Build or Replace a Deck or Non-Masonry Porch
City: Washington, DC
My experience with this contractor was very good. The actual work was done very well, in a timely fashion. I would recommend their work to others.
Roper Building & Design, LLC
Customer Rating:
Homeowner: David E.
Project: Build or Replace a Deck or Non-Masonry Porch
City: Washington, DC
Great quality work. The new deck looks fantastic. The crew started the job right away and were done in less than 3 days. That was far less time than I expected. I was using the new deck by the end of the week. I would not hesitate to recommend Roper Building & Design to anyone.

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