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Breeze Lease Purchase

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Breeze Lease Purchase

Breeze Lease Purchase delivers lease-to-own financing solutions for essential home comfort systems, including HVAC units, heat pumps, furnaces, and water heaters. As a division of Okinus Credit Solutions, we streamline approvals, funding, and contractor workflows by removing traditional credit barriers. Our platform supports efficient installations, improved contractor cash flow, and accessible financing options for essential residential equipment.

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147 West Railroad Street South, Pelham, GA 31779 (855) 330-3959 https://breezelease.com/

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Can anyone recommend a drainage specialist for outdoors? Run off from surrounding properties is causing serious drainage problems that carries into our pool.

Geoff Graham of GuildQuality ^PRO answered:

Feb 11, 2016

A landcaping contractor might help. Depending on your location, you may be able to find someone here: http://www.guildquality.com/find/Landscaping-and-hardscaping/North-America

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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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