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Homesense Heating and Cooling

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Homesense Heating and Cooling

For honest, trusted heating and cooling in Indianapolis, IN, look no further than Homesense Heating & Cooling. We are the HVAC contractor that locals turn to for quality service that is focused on your comfort, not our profits! Our NATE-certified technicians have years of experience working with all makes and models of heating and air systems and can help with virtually any HVAC services you may need in your home.

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2201 E. 46th St, Suite 200,, Indianapolis, IN 46205 (317) 203-8149 https://trusthomesense.com/

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The builder did not build our home as we had ordered, citing a design change after contract was signed. What recourse do we have?

Nick Heldman of Heldman Exteriors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jan 6, 2016

A lawyer is the first place to start. Your builder should be insured for problems like this. If it is a big box builder then I am sure something in the corporate contract has an answer for this. You d ... read more

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How difficult to replace a rotted 6x6 PT support post for 2nd floor deck? Other materials that are less likely to rot?

Jason Gettum of Gettum Associates, Inc ^PRO answered:

Jul 24, 2015

The difficulty depends on many things. I would say PT post is the way to go, but install it over a post standoff past so water doesnt get trapped between the bottom of the post and whatever it is sitt ... read more

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2201 E. 46th St, Suite 200,,
Indianapolis, IN https://trusthomesense.com/ (317) 203-8149

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