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Handyman Nick, LLC

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Handyman Nick, LLC

Painting in Scranton, PA

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526 River St, Scranton, PA 18505 (570) 507-1488 http://handymannickllc.net

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NICK COLEMAN

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Jul 11, 2015 · Hillside

$16.000 for a furnace & A.C? And that's after all theses "discounts" the guy gave me his price started from $22000.00 smh. I have other quotes ranging from $5800 to $9000 mostly around $5800. And that's only a 80000 btu and 16 seer I can't imagine how much they would've charge for a larger unit

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How important is ventilation if my roof and house is 30 years old and has just a little sweating in the rafters?

Tammie Philhower of Taylor Rae Construction ^PRO answered:

Feb 22, 2018

Ventalation is one of the most important parts of your roofing system. Has proper intake air flow coming in from the eaves of your home, where your gutters are located, and exausting through the ridg ... read more

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is it standard to hold a cooling unit up by a belt to prevent it from leaning? this belt slipped and was tighten to again to prevent it from leaking

Dennis Gehman of Gehman Design Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Sep 9, 2014

A belt doesn't sound like the proper material to hold anything related to air conditioning

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