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kbchristopher

9 years ago

We are getting ready to build a gothic carpenter style home in Fairhope, Al and would love to see this.

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Durabrac Architectural Components
9 years ago
Hi! This home is in Raleigh, NC. Email me at Lizz@durabrac.com with some ideas you have for your new home and we will see what we can come up with! Also, we are located in Pensacola, FL, not to far from you!
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