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Azalea Park Locksmith Pros

Azalea Park Locksmith Pros proudly provides quality locksmith and security services to the Azalea Park, FL area.Phone:(407) 602-7350; Address: 6635 Breeze Way, Suite 240, Orlando, FL 32807

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6635 Breeze Way, Suite 240, Orlando, FL 32807 (407) 602-7350 http://locksmithinazaleapark.com/

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My parents have 60 year old frame 1 story with full basement. Water is beginning to seap in at the floor to wall morter joint. Is there an inside fix?

Doug Freeman of Jamco Unlimited Inc. ^PRO answered:

Aug 31, 2015

Drylock is a product that is readily available at home depot brush corners roll walls can be applied to damp surfaces follow directions on can this should help

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I just installed vented gas logs in my home. I have been running them for several hours now and they still have a natural gas smell. Is this normal?

Joseph Ferrantegennaro of The Bath & Kitchen Gallery ^PRO answered:

May 6, 2014

Hi Nathan, If you smell gas. Stop.. Turn off the gas to the fireplace and CALL a licenced Gas plumber ASAP

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