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Arbor Ridge Builders

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VA 22630-2418 BBB Accreditation &ampRating Arbor Ridge Builders LLC is NOT a BBB Accredited Business. To become accrediteda business must agree to BBB Standards for Trust and pass BBB&#x27Metro Philadelphia &ampand does not guarantee the accuracy of any information in Business Profiles. As a matter of policyBBB does not endorse any productserviceor business. Businesses are under no obligation to seek BBB accreditationplease consider the company&#x27Inc. All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of BBBInc. Chat with uspowered by LiveChatGeneral ContractorPA 19018-1719 Get Directions View Headquarters BBB Accreditation &ampRating The McKee Group is NOT a BBB Accredited Business. To become accreditedVice President of Corporate Communication Mr. Frank McKeePresident/CEO Mr. Edward GunningVice President of Operations Additional Contact Information Principal Contacts Mr. Frank McKeePresident/CEO Fax numbers Other Fax: (484) 908-6293 Other Fax: (484) 908-6271 Additional PhoneHome Builders

8221; We focus on building traditional timber frame structures that echo the heritage of our past while utilizing the engineering practices and building science of today. “Generational Building”, that is, building with the mindset of passing down to future generations is what we’re aiming for. Three things are necessary in order to achieve this and to stand the test of time: Durability A structure will not stand for centuries if it is not built with durable materials that are brought together by

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