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Scott-Lee Heating Company

Scott-Lee Heating Company was formed on February 20, 1978 by Terrance J. Scott and Larry D. Lee. Incorporation was completed in March of the same year. In March the company was moved to 1579B Fenpark, an industrial park located in Fenton, MO across from the Chrysler plant. All of us at Scott-Lee Heating Company realize that our customer is the single-most important person to the life of our business. Our customer is not dependent on us, we are dependent on our customer!

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11010 Gravois Industrial Court, St. Louis, MO 63128 (314) 200-0788 https://scottleeheating.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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We had new quartz countertop installed in our kitchen and shortly after a plate was dropped on the countertop - the plate broke and scratched the counter

William Wilson of ASAP Contracting & Roofing, LLC ^PRO answered:

Jan 31, 2016

I would suggest calling the original installer and let them buff it out.

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