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Fairmont Construction
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Fairmont |
The
Competition |
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40 lb. Roof Load versus 20 lb. Roof Load |
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Owens-Corning Fiberglass Shingles versus organic cardboard core
asphalt shingle |
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Delta Faucets in Kitchen and all
Bathrooms |
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38" x 80" Vinyl Clad Steel Door versus 32" x
76" |
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Triple-Three Rigid Vinyl Siding versus double four
siding |
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Low-E Thermopane Windows with Grids versus non Low-E windows without
grids |
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Bull Nosed Oak Window Sills versus vinyl wrapped square edged
sills |
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FHA Approved Nylon Carpet versus polyester
carpet |
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R-33 Roof Insulation versus R-30 or less |
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Residential Storm Door with Self-Storing Storm and Screen Front and
Rear versus no storm door |
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Hardwood Cabinet Stiles with Residential Adjustable Hidden
Hinges |
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European Post-Catalyzed Lacquer Finish on cabinet doors versus
water-based finish that will lose it's shine |
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1/2" side panels on kitchen cabinets versus flimsy 1/4"
panels |
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Pre-Drilled and Screwed Countertop Backsplash versus nailed or
stapled backsplash |
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Pre-Drilled and Screwed Floor Decking versus stapled floor
decking |
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Seamless Countertops versus countertops with moisture absorbent
seams |
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Mortise and Tenon Oak Cabinet Doors versus mitered corners that are
stapled together |
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Pre-Drilled and Screwed Hardwood Cabinet
Stiles |
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Unitized Sidewalls and Floors with Steel Straps, Bolts and Screws
versus inferior fastening devices |
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2" x
6" Sidewall and Endwall "Cradle of Strength" Construction versus 2" x 4"
construction |
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One-Piece Solid Endwall Construction versus 2 section
construction |
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Natural Oak Kitchen Countertop Edge versus old-fashioned easily
damaged countertop edge |
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Elegant Wood Range hood Cabinet versus exposed metal range
hood |
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Large
Crown Cabinet Molding versus unfinished cabinets |
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Woodgrain Recessed Kitchen Toe Kick versus no toe
kick |
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Hidden Cutting Board to protect beautiful kitchen countertops versus
no protection |
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Kitchen Countertop Sealed with Gator Board underneath to protect
against moisture versus raw countertop |
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Exterior Sheathing versus foam or
blackboard |
