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Haisma Heating & Cooling

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Haisma Heating & Cooling

At Haisma Heating & Cooling, We're Not Comfortable Until You Are! We've been assisting both home and business owners with all of their HVAC needs. From repairs and installations to annual preventive maintenance, there isn't a job too large or complex for our experienced technicians to handle. Proudly serving Grand Rapids and surrounding areas. Contact our comfort specialist for service and repair you can depend on!

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5514 Alpine Ave NW, Comstock Park, MI 49321 (616) 784-9552 http://hhcgr.com/

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