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Greiner Heating, Air, and Electric

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Greiner Heating, Air, and Electric

Patty Greiner founded Greiner Heating, Air, and Electric on their core principles of honesty, care and patriotism. Greiner Heating, Air, and Electric is not just another contractor in the area – we are fully involved in the community. Our deep commitment to the region and its people extends to Davis, Winters, Fairfield, Vacaville, Dixon and Woodland. In every office and truck you'll find the same kind of well-mannered team members who use an in-depth, relationship-building approach.

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8235 Pedrick Road, Dixon, CA 95620 (707) 289-9446 https://www.ghac.com/

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Can a raised entry foyer be lowered?

David Domenichini of D.R. Domenichini Construction ^PRO answered:

Apr 28, 2016

Assuming that there is a crawl space (not a slab), then the answer would be yes. But there is no way to give any idea as to cost until someone crawled under the house to see how it’s framed, how much ... read more

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What are the top 3 energy efficiency upgrades I can do to my 2-story home?

Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

May 8, 2014

Before you do anything new...look at what is already there. 1. Do the existing windows allow drafts? Upgrade existing windows first before considering new windows. I don't think the payback is that ... read more

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