Curson Construction
This score reflects 6 Google reviews, WSIB coverage confirmed.
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Curson Construction is a general contractor based in Mallorytown that handles roofing, decking, and additions, operating seven days a week.
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James installed a metal roof on our cottage and on two outbuildings, and rebuilt our large deck and steps. He does first rate work at a very good price, and he is a pleasure to deal with. James Barzun, M.D. Charleston Lake
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