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Housman construction was formed to ensure customers get full satisfaction when contracting with a construction company. Starting in the insurance repair business it was noted that customers were not getting complete satisfaction when having work done. We at Housman made it our oath to ensure custo...
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Dalleon Construction is an affordable handyman service that specializes in home remodeling and improvement throughout Metro Detroit. The staff has over 20 years experience and various areas including ...
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Tamim Wood Design was founded in 2001 to provide high quality remodeling services to the Detroit area. Since then we have strive to provide customers with the least stressful remodeling experience pos...
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While Detroit is known as the automotive center of the world, Detroit carpenters don’t have much involvement in that industry. However, it hasn’t always been that way. Known as woodies, wooden cars used to be the most popular vehicles around. In the 1930s, wood station wagons were popular for mass transportation and later private automobiles. And during World War II, when steel was needed for the war effort, wood became the popular alternative. However, by the late 1960s, wood became out of style and Detroit, Michigan carpentry contractors returned to building cabinets, tables and houses. Nevertheless, there are still some old woodies around, and they have turned into collector’s items.