Since we've made some noise here about neighborhood renovations that have the nearby residents up in arms, props should be given where props are deserved. This house, over the last year and change, was gutted and renovated from top to bottom. By and large, the project did not disturb the peace. There was one small dumpster, only reasonable claiming of parking spaces. What it proves is that it can be done without making a disruptive mess.
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06/24/2014
Getting It Done Without Disturbing The Peace
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