Home Decor in Sydney, NS

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  1. 367 George Street, Sydney NS B1P 1K2

    4.8 Superb 26 reviews

    “Excellent experience today @ Mr Paint. Wayne is extremely knowledgeable and extremely friendly! Got everything I needed for my renovation project, will definitely be back!”

  2. 235 Vulcan Avenue, Sydney NS B1P 5X1

    4.1 Good 62 reviews

    “We loved dealing with the Sydney store and Kailyn in particular. She makes it easy and stress free. Our furniture was beautiful! Thank you again Kailyn! We will be back.”

  3. 452 George Street, Sydney NS B1P 1K3

    2.9 Average 12 reviews

    “This review regards my recent installation of a new propane boiler to replace my old oil fired burner. Kelly provided me a quote for an NTI (Canadian made) boiler with a good reputation for reliability and service. Sundog Plumbing and Heating was contracted for the installation work. Victor (Sundog) did a fantastic job with the installation. My utility room looks 1000% better than the mess I had before. Victor was a pleasure to have work on my heating system. He was on time and worked late Friday to make sure we had hot water for the weekend. So for my experience with Scotia Propane has been all positive.”

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