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I am looking for a bookcase (2) over a heater . can you help

2 years ago

I am looking for a bookcase (2) over a heater . can you help

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2 years ago
If you are doing that in conjunction with finishing the basement we can help you out. We specialize in basements and that is all we do here. If that is something that you are looking to do give us a call in the office at 508-677-3888. Thank you.
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