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Email: Email Business
Brands: elk, patio
Payment method: financing available
AKA: ABC Seamless Gutter Covers
Other Link: http://abcseamless.com
Categories: Siding Contractors, Building Contractors, General Contractors, Gutters & Downspouts, Home Improvements, Insulation Contractors, Plastering Contractors, Windows

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Phone: (320) 231-1383

Address: 2955 19th Ave SW, Willmar, MN 56201

Website: http://abcseamless.com

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Door Installation/Replacement
To view the rest of this article, originally published in the October 2009 issue of Window & Door magazine, click here: http://www.windowanddoor.com/news-item/government/energy-star-windows-moving-epa
Tile Installation
Fireplaces
Mike and Grace Weiss moved out to their 10-acre plot in Otisville, 35 minutes from Flint, in 1997. The property was just what they were looking for. A little acreage with an attractive, 4-story house with a fireplace and a big pole barn to store his hobby cars. Mike kept the cedar trim and had his house wrapped in rustic brown ABC Seamless siding after comparing products at the Flint Builders’ show in 1999. “I had re-stained the T-111 (masonite) siding once shortly after we moved in and I wasn’t going to do that again. The house looked great when ABC was done with it.” This was a good choice.
Skylight Repair/Replacement
Currently, the Energy Star program is co-managed by EPA and DOE. EPA handles certain product categories and DOE handles others, including the Energy Star windows, doors and skylights program. With the change, Energy Star windows, doors and skylights will move over to EPA, which will take over responsibility for “marketing, outreach, monitoring and verification, and setting the performance level(s).”

New Construction
Customizable styles – We offer and install new construction windows and replacement windows in a vast array of styles to suit your home’s unique architectural personality. Window styles include double-hung, slider, bay, bow, awning, garden, and casement, among others, and can be customized with your choice of finishes, grids, and other options.
Sunrooms

Window Installation/Replacement
To view the rest of this article, originally published in the August 2008 issue of Window & Door magazine, click here: http://www.windowanddoor.com/article/august-2008/moving-double-triple-or-possibly-a-new-technology
Gutters
What are Seamless Gutters? Everything You Wanted to Know About Seamless Rain Gutters (But Were Afraid to Ask)
Siding
Fashionable three-dimensional appeal offers an alternative to typical horizontal siding. Vertical battens complement your home’s design. Ideal for gables and dormers.
Residential Roof Repair
Engineered to last a lifetime. Shake roofing replicates the stunning style, beauty, and architectural detail of hand-split shakes. Clean. Distinctive. Classic styling to enhance the design and curb-appeal of your home. Choose solid, blended or HD colors.
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation
Custom-cut onsite to provide a precise seamless fit, edge to edge. Helps seal out rain, snow, ice and wind. It’s the world’s first and only Seamless horizontal steel roofing, available exclusively from select ABC Seamless franchises.

Painting
Insulation
“Ice dams are ridges of ice that form at the edge of a roof, preventing melting snow from draining off the roof. Melting occurs when warm air from indoors escapes through the attic and melts snow on the roof. That water can then leak into homes, damaging walls, ceilings and insulation. According to the University of Minnesota Extension Agency, summer is the best time to prevent ice dams – by increasing the ceiling insulation to cut down on heat loss, making ceilings airtight and/or adding natural roof ventilation. Plugging leaks and adding insulation can reduce energy use in homes by 20 to 30 percent.”

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