Who could I get to build a house like this in BC, Canada?

baynesj

9 years ago

Love this "non-prefab looking" prefab house, but can't find anyone nearby who does something this beautiful in BC.

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sagemodern
9 years ago
We can build this in BC. email me at info@sagemodern.com
designers kitchen and bath
9 years ago
Do you build in the San Diego area?
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