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Prices Heating and Cooling

We service and install all makes and models.From small duct jobs to complete duct systems. Mold treatment and removal. Vapor barriers. We do it all.

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1224 Mountain Rd, McDonald, TN 37353 (423) 476-4617 https://www.priceshvac.com/

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Small walk in pantry vs. floor to ceiling cupboards (pull out drawers). Which would you choose and why? Does either option have cost savings?

Robert Johnson of Southern Home Improvement, LLC ^PRO answered:

Aug 6, 2017

If you have the extra space, and depending on its use, a walk-in pantry is a luxurious upgrade. In most cases, where floor space is at a premium, pantry cabinets are the best bet. Looking a a bank of ... read more

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We have 3 7-year old weeping willows that have suffered major tree damage. Should we try to restore them or start over?

Rob Owens of VTS Homes, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jun 1, 2014

I highly recommend getting the opinion of a local arborist. If you have trouble finding one check with your local tree nursery or Botanical Garden for a referral. We have used one before and it was ... read more

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