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Potts Electric, LLC

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Potts Electric, LLC

Since the start, Potts Electric has been providing reliable electrical repairs and services to residential and commercial clients in the St. Louis area. As a family-owned business that brings integrity and efficiency to every project we complete – we work hard to build your trust in us. We are committed to providing our clients with high-quality services and are always transparent about our work.

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2275 Cassens Drive, Suite #105, Fenton, MO 63026 (636) 435-2881 https://www.pottselectric.com/

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Anyone know about good windows that reflect heat and energy efficent on electric bills? Did check on NT but think they may be cheap windows need a Pro ?

Candice Davis answered:

Mar 13, 2018

Fiberglass windows would be a great option for energy efficency. We sell the Infinity by Marvin windows which are amazing!

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How do I waterproof my basement without getting a sump pump. Water comes in during strong rain at one side of the wall where there is brick chimney outdoors,

Neil Lima of Lima Contracting ^PRO answered:

Sep 22, 2014

With this scenario. The least expensive start is to on make sure all gutters are free from debris and working properly. 2. Remove sidewalk and re-install new concrete all the way up to the house an ... read more

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