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thebotts
16 years ago
Hi Everyone,
We just found the website and are excited to find so much information!
My husband and I recently bought an 1890's Queen Anne in desperate need of repair. This girl has so much potential and we're impatiently awaiting warm weather so we can begin repairing the porches and painting the exterior.
We found all of the old roof finials in a 3rd story bedroom. They're tin and in need of repair. Does anyone know what kind of company would do this?
Thanks,
Larry and Shari
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