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mspears3

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What consequences can result from failing to contact the roofing company before making a roof penetration on a bonded roof?
 
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What is the most common material used for interior walls of residences?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The bond may be forfeited, making the air conditioning contractor liable for roof repair or the cost of the bond.

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The most common material found on interior walls for residences is sheetrock.





 

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