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David Davis

7 years ago

I am interested in a house similar to this being built. Do you pictures of it completed? Thank you.

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Wg Gasser Design
7 years ago
hello david, thank you for your interest. I do not have completed photos yet and haven't had the chance to go out to the site as it is in a very remote location.

I can send you the floorplan and elevations if you like... and provide you with any other info you may want.

feel free to contact me at:

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