Any Caregiving Agency Recommendations in Philadelphia area?
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Comments (2)Have you tried Triple Oaks Nursery in Franklinville, NJ? It's probably about a 45 minute drive south of the Ben Franklin or Walt Whitman Bridges. Lots of heirloom and native plants and the people who work there are very helpful....See MoreBasement waterproofing, Philadelphia area?
Comments (2)I have no intention of using Mid Atlantic -- I *did* get them to come give me an estimate. Unfortunately that was *before* I saw the incredibly poor reviews here on these forums. The Mid Atlantic salesmen were rude, used high pressure tactics, and didn't let us get a word in edgewise to ask questions. By contrast, the Basement Plus guy was very nice; stayed for only as long as he promised, and sent a written estimate by mail within a few days of assessing our basement. His offer stands for 30 days (unlike the "sign now or the deal's off" approach of the Mid Atlantic people). We haven't decided whether to use Basement Plus yet, but they're certainly much more pleasant to interact with than Mid Atlantic. --Optimus Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Web Discussion of Mid Atlantic...See MoreCan anyone recommend a good cabinet maker in Philadelphia area?
Comments (4)How local? There is an Amish cabinet maker in Chester Co. that several posters have been happy with: Oxford Cabinet Shop 120 Quarry Road Oxford, PA 19353 Phone: 717-529-0949 (they only answer M-F, between 8:00-8:30am) Message line: 610-932-3770 (leave a message for Jacob Fisher) Jacob Fisher runs the shop, and it is housed on his farm. They have a mini show room of their doors, finishes, etc. Although, they can pretty much make anything. Dovetail drawers and solid hardwood maple or birch is standard for their interiors. And the construction is excellent....See MorePhiladelphia area builder recommendations
Comments (3)mrtahiti... I recommended them mainly on their workmanship to this point, they do all the work themselves with exception of the gunite. The owners are actually involved in the process of excavation and construction and therefore have more emphasis to detail and quality. Also speed, they broke ground on Oct. 1st and are plastering today. I went with a 21x42 lagoon shape with 12" raised spa, cantilever decking, colored plaster and stone spa trim. 950'of brushed concrete deck. Ballpark price was $55k. Unfortunately, im not sure what the exposed aggregate and extra options your looking for would run. I also got a quote from Blue haven for same pool and JMK's price was only $2k higher. A small price to pay for piece of mind on such a large investment. There is always someone avail to answer the phone and answer any questions you have. They dont advertise, so 90% of their work is done by referrals. I only found them because i saw their office on my daily commute....See More- last year
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