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Allied A/C & Heating

At Allied Air Conditioning & Heating, we are dedicated to providing excellent air conditioning and heating services to Pasco and surrounding areas. We are a family-owned and run business, we live and survive by sticking to American values since 1985.

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8628 Rees Street, Port Richey, FL 34668 (727) 862-4616 https://www.alliedac.com/

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What’s the most important thing to consider when choosing materials for a new roof?”

Stephen Cecere of Florida State Construction ^PRO answered:

Sep 11, 2025

Lifespan of materials, the warranty provided, and, of course, the color.

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I had vinyl replacement windows installed three years ago in my 70 year old brick home. Could bad installation (shims?) be causing interior wood to pull away?

Chris Alexakis of Dimitri and Yanni ^PRO answered:

Nov 15, 2017

I dont really see any water damage. They could have by accident impacted the trim with the shims. Maybe send a pcture of the outside and that should tell us a little more

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