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IPC Restoration and Renovation Contractors - Fort McMurray

IPC Restoration and Renovation Contractors - Fort McMurray

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192 Brett Dr, Fort McMurray, Alberta, T9K 2G6, Canada
(780) 880-6079 ipcrenocrew.ca
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Jun 17, 2019
My new deck turned out perfectly! I'm excited to spend my summers out in the sun!

Jun 8, 2019
They used too many low skill subcontractors to make more profit margin while you're left with a mess and defects.

Aug 1, 2017
most knowledgeable and proffesional local company. Out of 4 or 5 companies I had quote my restoration work , it was very apparent that they were the most qualified and knowledgeable ... they were available right away , showed up in a timely manner and house is spotless. they were done within the time line I was expecting. communication was excellent and all of our concerns/questions were answered. no complaints at all. we would highly recommend anyone use them for restoration work.

Feb 15, 2018
These folks helped me repaint and complete repairs after moving from a condo I was renting. The quote was beyond fair and Ken was able to please me and the owner! Great people, great work, great service! I would highly recommend them!

Feb 15, 2018
Needed a complete kitchen renovation. Great service and the finished product looks better than I could have hoped! Great job guys!

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