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TradePros Heat & Air

TradePros is a Heating and Air Conditioning Service and Installation company with over ten years of experience. We provide Quality Home Comfort solutions at an affordable price with Quality Customer Service.

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138 Northeast 46th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 593-1585 https://www.tradeprosokc.com/

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Is adding blown in insulation a good way to eliminate ice damming and what other steps can be taken?

Michael Bower of Affordable Construction Co. ^PRO answered:

Jun 21, 2016

As previous answers point to adding proper insulation in the attic, it is also recommended that using a leak barrier under the roof shingles from the eave of the roof back until you reach 24 inches ab ... read more

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what is the best way to keep flying insects (wasp, bees, hornets) from entering your roof eaves vents? There's screen but not small enough to keep them out.

Michael Bower of Affordable Construction Co. ^PRO answered:

Mar 29, 2016

Depending on the type of soffit/eave vents, it would be easiest and most cost effective to replace them with a new vent that has smaller screen material. Most of those can be found at a local supply ... read more

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