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A Polish Hill rowhouse list: tight spaces, shared walls, and ordinary repairs

The items may be small. The stair and the street usually aren't.

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Polish Hill rowhouses mean tight interiors, steep streets, and neighbors close at a shared wall. A useful request lists the repairs and mentions access. Doors, hardware, small patches, and a loose rail are ordinary work.

Noisy cosmetic work late at night on a shared wall is usually the wrong plan. Planned visits should be scheduled like it matters to the people on the other side of the plaster.

If a first-floor sash is broken, that's securing first — emergency board-up — then glass, perhaps via Hill District window and door repair.

We will not promise a large vehicle can sit at every door.

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