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Queen City Heating and Cooling

Queen City Heating & Cooling LLC is a BBB-accredited company with an A+ rating, we care about our customers and promise to deliver the best service at all times. From our fast repair services to our energy-efficient products, we'll help you to get the most out of your heating and cooling system all year round. For the best heating, cooling, and comfort services in Nixa and the surrounding areas, contact us today!

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1075 W Kathryn St, Suite 16, Nixa, MO 65714 (417) 551-6116 https://queencityhvac.com/

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How do I get ceiling properly inspected ....a crack continues to reopen ... Not satisfied with builders repairs

Doug Bennett of All-Weather Window, Doors & Siding Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 25, 2016

Usually cracks in wallboard or ceilings indicate movement or settling in the structure. This is not uncommon in new home construction as footings and foundations cure and the moisture content stabiliz ... read more

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Is it normal for new gutters to "snap" as they cool down in the evening?

David Todd of Integrity Roofing, Siding, Gutters & Windows ^PRO answered:

Jun 23, 2015

It is tough to say allthough tt can be normal assuming the gutters/fascia are metal and in an area of the home that receives direct sunlight (enough to cause expansion and contraction). IMO

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