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Air Force Heating and Air

At Air Force Heating & Air, we understand the importance of reliable indoor comfort for your home or commercial space. That's why we're committed to being your go-to experts in heating and air solutions. We have the expertise and experience to ensure your comfort all year round.

Whether you're in Columbus, GA, LaGrange, GA, Marietta, GA, or any nearby community, our team is dedicated to serving you. Don't settle for anything less than top-notch service 24 hours a day! Hide

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5731 Miller Court, Suite D, Columbus, GA 31909 (706) 607-6772 http://www.airforceheatingandair.com/

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What is the best type of foam insulation to use on my home?

Robert Windom of Windom Construction Co., Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jun 22, 2016

Foam insulation is very effective in the development of a super tight building enevelope. It will stop air leakage and enable more total control of the interior living space. This present potential pr ... read more

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For a six-foot retaining wall, do you recommend concrete or blocks? If blocks, what kind of products do you recommend?

Robert Windom of Windom Construction Co., Inc. ^PRO answered:

Feb 3, 2015

In Georgia a wall retaining over 48" grade requires an engineers stamp. You might consider terracing and have two or more lower retaining walls. Be aware of hydrostatic pressure and provide adequate w ... read more

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5731 Miller Court, Suite D,
Columbus, GA http://www.airforceheatingandair.com/ (706) 607-6772

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