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ARS / Rescue Rooter Houston

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ARS / Rescue Rooter Houston

The heating and cooling specialists at ARS/Rescue Rooter in Houston are here to provide you with smart solutions to make sure you are always prepared, no matter what the weather is outside. From air conditioning tune-ups, heat pump repairs, or complete AC system replacements, you can count on your Houston ARS/Rescue Rooter expert technicians to provide smart solutions for extending the life of your air conditioner, furnace or heat pump, and for help saving on your utility bills. And, we are here 24/7!

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10515 OKANELLA ST STE 100, Houston, TX 77041 (713) 777-7777 https://www.ars.com/houston

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I would like to make my driveway wider, is it possible?

Kevin Nagai of Starlight Homes ^PRO answered:

Oct 10, 2019

Hi Martha. It is best you reference your community's deed restrictions on driveway widths. Any modifications to the exterior of your home or property usually requires ACC/ARC (Architectural Control/Re ... read more

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We live in Columbus Ohio. Do I need a concrete base for a hot tub? The tub will be7'x7'. How important is it to have 220v. ?

Jessica Hoisington of Richard's Total Backyard Solutions ^PRO answered:

Mar 31, 2015

If you are installing a Hot Tub you will need a Concrete base or a solid base of Pavers or Stone, it must be level to distribute weight evenly. This ensures no water damadge to the bottom of the unit ... read more

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