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Metal Roofing Reviews in Oxford Mills, Ontario

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  • 2published reviews
  • 2017first review

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  • ★★★★★

    Metal Shingles Oxford Mills, ON Review

    Review: June 15, 2022Completion: November 25, 2014

    I am late posting this review but wanted to make sure to recognize Tim, Brad, Shelton, and Barry for first class work done for us earlier this year. All four, with a special tip of the hat to Tim and Brad, were great. Courteous, prompt, and effective work well done. Confirms we made the rightchoicegoing with Interlock. Thanks all!

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    Metal Shingles Oxford Mills, ON Review

    Review: June 20, 2017Completion: May 28, 2016

    none When the snow is sliding off the roof it is damaging the eaves trough.

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