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HiLine Homes of Redmond

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HiLine Homes of Redmond

Our focus is to build an affordable custom home on your prepared property. Our Approved Lenders offer financing programs that use the final appraisal value of the house for homeowners to have the opportunity to qualify for 100% financing. Customize one of our wide range of home plans to fit your lifestyle. We pride ourselves in sourcing the best quality building materials and trade partners so we can build you a house that you'll be proud to call home.

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2420 Northwest 7th Street, Redmond, OR 97756 (541) 647-1600 https://www.hilinehomes.com/

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After new siding install we have a small leak behind the siding when it rains.

Jeremy Anderson of Total Comfort Weatherization (Prospects) ^PRO answered:

Aug 20, 2019

It appears that you are missing both step flashing (between the roof and the wall) and the head flashing (above the trim running parallel to the roof line). Here is the link to the Hardie Best Practic ... read more

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Small walk in pantry vs. floor to ceiling cupboards (pull out drawers). Which would you choose and why? Does either option have cost savings?

Katie Speck of Specktacular Home Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 27, 2017

The small walk in pantry will be the less expensive option. However, having a cabinet that functions as a pantry is often a better use of space and ends up as the more preferred option by my clients. ... read more

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