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Domino Construction LLC

NC

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in Commercial &ampwhether that be a modernsleek design or a cozyfrom custom cabinets to high-end appliances. We pride ourselves on delivering a stunningfunctionaldesign preferencesand budget. From thereaestheticsand efficiencyvalueand functionality of your entire home. From minor upgrades to major renovationsour team of experts guides you through every step of the processensuring your vision is fully realized. We prioritize open communicationquality craftsmanshipand a stress-free experienceand functionality of your entire building. From minor upgrades to major renovationsre looking to update your fixturesinstall new tilingor expand your shower spaceoperational requirements

30 years experience in Commercial & Residential Construction as a licensed General Contractor. We thrive on making our clients excited to build with us. As your Licensed General Contractor, we take great care and pride in personally overseeing each project from start to finish as if it was our own home. When you build with us, you build a relationship that goes beyond your project. We take the time to get to know you and your vision as we work to execute your dream project. Learn More Commer

(515) 681-5700

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