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Gee Heating and Air

Gee Heating and Air operates in Gainesville providing residential, commercial, medical, industrial and refrigeration maintenance and installation services and provide our customers with the most innovative solutions for their mechanical needs.

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2035 Atlas Cir, Gainesville, GA 30501 (770) 287-9110 https://www.geehvac.com

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Tim Gee

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May 1, 2015 · Smyrna

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Jul 11, 2017 · Gainesville

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The roof and foundation of my house needs to be fixed. If I get the roof done first because it is leaking, will it be affected when the foundation is fixed?

Michael Friedlander of Dr. Roof ^PRO answered:

Nov 18, 2015

We suggest addressing your foundation issues first. Everything rests on your foundation. Even the slightest movement may affect everything above. Before you invest in a new roof, be sure your foundati ... read more

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I am considering placing a pool in my back yard. What should I know before i begin this process?

Kelly Miller Erjavec of Hilltop Pools and Spas, Inc ^PRO answered:

Aug 14, 2014

You should decide if you want above ground or in-ground. If you decide to go with in-ground, you should do some research on vinyl liner compared with concrete. :-) Good Luck!

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