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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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Standard electrical work or sub standard?

David Hamtil of Hamtil Construction ^PRO answered:

Feb 19, 2018

Arc faults can trip easily. "Updated the electrical" is a broad term. It is hard to judge if this is substandard work without knowing the scope of work or if permits were obtained. Did they have pe ... read more

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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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