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D H Kim Enterprises

3303 Stanton Rd SE #B
Washington, DC 20020 202-889-3893

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Handyman Contractors

2903 Georgia Ave NW
Washington, DC 20001 202-583-1119

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JC Home Improvement

519 Lamont St NW
Washington, DC 20010 202-380-6035

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We have hired this small family owned contractor to renovate/remodel our... - Oct 03, 2021

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Joel Truitt Builders

734 7th St SE
Washington, DC 20003 202-547-2707

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Accurate Cuts Carpentry

517 21st St NE
Washington, DC 20002 202-210-4350

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My daughter bought a house with a broken roof truss that had been improperly... - May 05, 2019

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Christopher D Wass

1730 Upshur St NW
Washington, DC 20011 202-439-1801

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He builds cabinets and does other construction, but he also beautifully repaired... - Feb 11, 2024

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Creative Carpentry Associates

2801 Adams Mill Rd NW #412
Washington, DC 20009 202-462-8555

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Mike Ryan Wood Working

Washington, DC 20227 202-316-3927

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Mike Ryan designed and built a beautiful set of bookshelves in our basement,... - Feb 08, 2014

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Ross Home Improvement

1352 Newton St NW
Washington, DC 20010 202-797-9584

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