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Pocono Lake, PA, on Jun 06, 2015
The crew performing the work were wonderful. They were highly skilled and professional and courteous. The work they did was done extremely well and I have no issue with them. I would highly recommend them to anyone. Management however is another story. My house was damaged on 11/02/14 and the Mellon...
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