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Bradford Air & Heating

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Bradford Air & Heating

Bradford Air & Heating is your full service, locally-owned HVAC team. Our technicians do it all, from quick air duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning to air conditioning repair, furnace replacement, and large scale commercial HVAC. Call us any time to learn more, or to get started with your first service.

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4049 First Street, #133, Livermore, CA 94551 (925) 455-4247 https://www.bradfordairandheating.com/

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What should homeowners be asking a contractor before making a hiring decision?

Mariana Rowen answered:

Nov 1, 2018

Thank you for these points. They are very useful for me as I will be hiring HVAC company near NJ for HVAC repair. I will make sure to ask these questions to them.

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I just change my water heater, it is 50 gallons big, the thermostat is on letter "c" one level less that very hot. Why water gets cold in the middle of shower?

John Ammirato of Ammirato Construction Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 2, 2017

I would start by performing a flow test at your shower head. Get a 5 gallon bucket and open your shower head full open and time how long it takes to fill bucket. If you fill the bucket say in 1 minute ... read more

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