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Reroof 20x10 goat shed

Posted by NumberOneTryhard•No bids yet•Needed by 11/5/2026

What the job involves

Location: 96003, CA · Pay: Quote needed Time & Materials / Quote Needed — qualified workers can apply with an estimate through TryHardly. Goat shed, 20x10, needs a full reroof on rural property in 96003. Tell me your approach and materials in your bid. Open to bids — send your price.

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96003CAflathandymanquote-needed

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StatusOPEN
Deadline11/5/2026
Posted10/6/2026

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