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McCrea Heating & Air Conditioning

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McCrea Heating & Air Conditioning

For over 85 years, McCrea has proudly served the Northern Virginia area. Many thanks to all our customers over the years. With our, Angi A-plus rating our plan is to continue to deliver "The McCrea Way” to existing and new clients for years to come. Contact us today to experience "The McCrea Way” for AC replacement, heating system replacement, and all your HVAC service needs.

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5083 Lee Hwy, Warrenton, VA 20187 (540) 208-2034 https://www.mccreaway.com/

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We wish to have a vent installed to the outside of home. Currently, the micro-wave vents smoke ect. to the inside of home.

Bruce Northcraft of Northern Craft Construction ^PRO answered:

Aug 2, 2015

In most cases we can do it. It runs about $250.00 in material and about $1000.00 in labor But this is sight un seen It can be vented through the floor joist system and out the house It can be vente ... read more

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What are the most cost effective things I can do to improve my home's energy efficiency?

Craig Knott, CR of Houseworks Unlimited, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Feb 19, 2014

Verify that all window and door seals/weatherstriping is in good shape. Check to be sure doors and windows are caulked properly (no gaps, cracks or missing). If you have an attic access, treat it like ... read more

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