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John Reed Contracting

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1) planning/email: very efficient and courteous. Understands your concerns and not at all pushy…read more Tries to accommodate and really wants your business 2) day of : gives you updates and sends you pics. Friendly staff and are very efficient. Finished in 2 days. 3rd day was clean up which was helpful for someone that's ocd with cleanliness Prices are very reasonable and competitive. I recommend this company to everyone. Owner -John is very nice and sincere.

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