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Mountain AIr Duct

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Mountain AIr Duct

Mountain Air Duct is a local air duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning company servicing residents in the Colorado Springs area. If you are buying / selling a house or experiencing allergy problems, air duct cleaning services will clean out all the air ducts thoroughly. We also clean your dryer vents. This prevents fire danger, helps with drying your clothes faster and helps save on your energy bill.

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4724 Poleplant Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80918 (719) 629-7790 https://mountainairduct.com/

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What should I do if a tree has started to lose its bark?

Brenton Roper of Ropa Roofing ^PRO answered:

May 2, 2017

Consider what the tree is worth compared to similar trees around it. Sometimes it's best to cut down and eliminate disease spreading...

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

Scott Lawrence of AquaDuct Roof & Gutters ^PRO answered:

Jan 28, 2016

The trick with caulking is to spray the wet caulking with Windex and then tool it with your finger. For "rookies" you may want to use masking tape. Here is a YouTube video that might help, too. http ... read more

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