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Stairs to Your Home

September 13, 2021 • Leave a Comment

Do you ever see a house that looks fairly new then notice the wrong steps are falling off of the house? This is why we talk so much about the importance of “good bones” to a house. The house may look nice when its finished being built but may not be built well internally.

When building your new home, we not only make it look beautiful when you look at it but also make sure it’s built to last. Here is something we do to prevent front porch stairs from falling apart.

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