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Full service residential remodeling and renovations. Room additions, Kitchens, Baths, Decks and More. Fully Licensed and insured,
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- Adult Community Care Facilities25
- Children's Home1
- Childrens Homes1
- Destitute Home1
- Group Homes8
- Halfway Group Home, Persons With Social or Personal Problems3
- Halfway Home for Delinquents and Offenders1
- Homes for the Handicapped1
- Homes for the Mentally Deficient3
- Homes for the Mentally Disabled25
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- Rehabilitation Center, Residential: Health Care Incidental3
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- Senior Citizens Service Organizations6
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