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Aegis Fire Systems, Inc.

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Aegis Fire Systems, Inc.

By working closely with developers, contractors and design professionals, we create innovative solutions for every project. Our goal is to design efficient fire protection systems that seamlessly integrate with a building's structure and systems. AEGIS crews are provided with the training, supervision and tools to do their job right the first time.

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500 Boulder Ct, Suite A, Pleasanton, CA 94566 (925) 417-5550 https://aegisfire.com

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I have a 50 gal. gas Bradford water heater in my house that is almost 12 years old. I want to replace in the near future. What are my non-tankless options?

Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 10, 2015

Boy, I would go with the tankless. I just put on in my home after checking out all the otions. I don't think anything beats a tankless. Other than than what Sam said about going solar Philip Ander ... read more

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Can vinyl shutters be painted? We have some shutters that were black but have since become very faded.

John Ammirato of Ammirato Construction Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jun 9, 2014

Yes, you can paint vinyl shutters. First make sure they are throughly clean and dry. Then is they are glossy give them a light skuff up with a scotch bright pad or fine sandpaper. Finally I would reco ... read more

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