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How do I get a local price on getting a similar one installed?

Steven Finkelman

5 years ago

I live in Ukiah, CA

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Studio Shed - Live Large. Build Small.
5 years ago
Hi Steve - Thanks for your interest in Studio Shed! You can use our online 3D build tools to price the structure, shipping and installation in your area (be sure to enter your zip for accurate codes). Discussing installation availability and other costs associated with your project with a Studio Shed expert would likely be very helpful as well. Please private message us on houzz with your preferred contact information or send us an e-mail at answers@studio-shed.com. Link to our build tool: http://www.studio-shed.com/configure
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