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How much would a project like this cost? Approximately

6 years ago

We have a new build home finishing end of 2018 and I would like to build my husband a wine cellar. I don't know what the basement will be like at the moment, but I imagine that we will need to put in door framing like you did in this photo. I just want to know what to budget for?

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Papro Wine Cellars & Consulting
6 years ago
Hi Kingston,

Thank you for visiting our profile on Houzz.

Please contact us at 1-866-651-9229 or email - info@paproconsulting.com so we may discuss budget costs of proposed wine cellar.

Warm regards,

Steve
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