Habitat for Humanity

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Habitat for Humanity
We are installing siding on this new home for 
well acclaimed non profit organization. 
 Rear view of home.
 Starting to install siding. 
A picture of Beisa's Legacy Crew 
with James Hardie Rep. 

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