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Don’t overlook local building codes and regulations for your area!


Many homeowners assume that any construction or remodeling they do on their home is fair game. Depending on where you live, the local building codes and statutes may need to be considered. Especially if you are digging outside your home for a pool, pouring a structural foundation, or installing certain electrical/plumbing/mechanical/structural components may need a building inspector to review for safety.

Beisa;s Legacy Construction provides quality work and follows all guidelines and regulation. We are certified installers and also lead paint renovation certified. For a home done right contact us today 503-676-6702.
Ubicación: Portland Troutdale, OR 97060, USA

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