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Harmon Mechanical

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Harmon Mechanical

Harmon Mechanical is a family owned and operated HVAC company serving Auburn, AL, and the nearby communities for over eight years. We're dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible service and products available. We provide a wide range of residential and commercial heating and cooling services. Our team of certified and experienced technicians install, repair, and maintain air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, and other systems.

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300 Opelika Rd #34, Auburn, AL 36830 (334) 219-0717 https://harmonmechanical.com/

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Is a contractor responsible for returning things to their rightful state even if its out of the scope of their contract?

Mike McKay of Oak Alley Design Build Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Aug 10, 2015

I suggest you get the security company who monitors the system to repair it. They can tell you whether the electricians caused the damage. If so, send the bill to the electricians. In general, they sh ... read more

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What is the best way to remove a very slight amount of mold on shower grout? What is the BEST sealer to use for re-sealing the cleaned grout?

Mike McKay of Oak Alley Design Build Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Nov 3, 2014

This is a spot where cracks often develop. After cleaning with a a mildewcide, check carefully for a crack. If the grout is cracked, open the crack up a little wider with a grout saw (inexpensive at a ... read more

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