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C&H Heating and Cooling

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C&H Heating and Cooling

Founded in 2004, our locally owned and operated enterprise is dedicated to delivering exceptional HVAC solutions to our community and its neighboring regions. At C&H, we extend our services beyond mere heating and cooling—we deliver peace of mind. Offering 24/7 emergency assistance, prompt estimates, and adaptable scheduling, we prioritize your comfort. Our distinctiveness lies in our unwavering commitment to honesty, transparency, and customer contentment.

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1326 W 53rd St, Anderson, IN 46013 (765) 523-8487 https://chheatingandcooling.com/

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What should I use to fill a gap where the metal face of the wood burning fireplace meets?

Jason Gettum of Gettum Associates, Inc ^PRO answered:

Dec 6, 2018

I agree with Jared. You will need a high temp sealant.

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How difficult to replace a rotted 6x6 PT support post for 2nd floor deck? Other materials that are less likely to rot?

Jason Gettum of Gettum Associates, Inc ^PRO answered:

Jul 24, 2015

The difficulty depends on many things. I would say PT post is the way to go, but install it over a post standoff past so water doesnt get trapped between the bottom of the post and whatever it is sitt ... read more

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