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Carney & Son 72 Degrees

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Carney & Son 72 Degrees

Carney & Son 72 Degrees is a family-owned company dedicated to providing Charleston with quality cooling and heating services at affordable prices. As a locally owned business for three generations, our top priority is making sure that we are serving our community to the best of our ability. That means ensuring your home remains safe and comfortable by providing the HVAC services you need when you need them.

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3520 Meek's Farm Rd, #B2, Johns Island, SC 29455 (843) 762-4304 https://www.carneyandson.com/

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I need someone who knows Discovery Bay and can work on the floor jack system.

Billy Gavigan of Gavigan Construction ^PRO answered:

Jan 16, 2018

Contact the Floor Jack rep at the corporation that manufactures. They should have a list of vendors and send you proper installation standards. Best of Luck. Also we would recommend a structural engin ... 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?

Billy Gavigan of Gavigan Construction ^PRO answered:

Jan 19, 2015

Mark, the answer depends on the topo ie the slope and terrain. Consult a local structual engineer.. proper drainage away, footers, rock, filter cloth, french drainect ect ( water is a hydrolic tool) T ... read more

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