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Bruce Heating & Air

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Bruce Heating & Air

Bruce Heating & Air is known for offering exceptional heating and cooling services throughout Kennewick, WA, and the surrounding areas. Our locally owned and operated company has been serving the area since 2002. We expanded in 2004 in order to better serve the needs of our Benton County customers. By focusing on building relationships with our customers through offering personalized customer service, we can always meet your individual comfort needs.

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9937 Titan Park Circle, Littleton, CO 80125 (509) 734-0669 https://bruceinc.com/

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Gardenias with yellow leaves: Our gardenias leaves are starting to rapidly yellow. Any ideas what might be wrong?

Brenton Roper of Ropa Roofing ^PRO answered:

Apr 25, 2017

sounds like too much water. Pine straw has acidity in it and helps transfer the nutrients properly to acid loving plants. Fertilizer could also be needed. Plant nutrient deficiencies vary and somet ... read more

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Best way to caulk the seam between our backsplash and kitchen counter?

Scott Lawrence of AquaDuct Roof & Gutters ^PRO answered:

Jan 28, 2016

The trick with caulking is to spray the wet caulking with Windex and then tool it with your finger. For "rookies" you may want to use masking tape. Here is a YouTube video that might help, too. http ... read more

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