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Just Right Heating & Cooling

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Just Right Heating & Cooling

You're always just right! We want our customer's home and lives to be comfortable. All members of our team are committed to 100% customer satisfaction. We are an Accredited Business with the Better Business Bureau, annual Super Service Award Winner with Angie's List, and Google Guaranteed. Call us today and find out why you're always comfortable with us. We specialize in the repair, replacement, remodeling, design, and maintenance of HVAC comfort systems for your home

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8415 S 700 W, Ste 37, Sandy, UT 84070 (801) 997-9159 https://www.justrightair.com/

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We just moved into a new home with a heat pump (new for me). The master suite stays about 5 degrees colder than the rest of the house. Any ideas why?

Chelsea Clark of Liberty Homes ^PRO answered:

Mar 4, 2016

I agree - we would need to know more about the layout of your home to provide an answer. Some questions for you: Is your bedroom above a garage or below an attic (as Marian noted below)? How far from ... read more

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Best way to caulk the seam between our backsplash and kitchen counter?

Adam Stevens of Red House Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jan 27, 2016

First, clean out the existing caulk the best you can with a utility knife, flat razor or a putty knife. To get it extra clean and depending on what type of caulk was there before, you can use baking ... read more

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