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Citywide Heating & Air

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Citywide Heating & Air

Citywide Heating & Air is your trusted HVAC contractor serving homes and businesses throughout St. Charles County and St. Louis, Missouri. We specialize in air conditioning repair and installation, furnace repair and replacement, heat pump solutions, and indoor air quality services. Our HVAC technicians are committed to clear communication, upfront pricing, and doing the job right the first time. At Citywide Heating & Air, your comfort is always our priority.

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965 Sycamore Drive, Suite 101, Saint Charles, MO 63304 (636) 706-5300 http://citywideheatingcooling.com

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i just had all the windows replaced in my home, why am i getting moisture on the inside of some of the windows and puddles on the window sills?

Ken Ware of Mosby Building Arts ^PRO answered:

Dec 23, 2016

Hi Connie, You have condensation on your new windows. This is common with new windows that are air sealing your home better than the old ones. It also means you have humidity in the air in your home ... read more

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How do I waterproof my basement without getting a sump pump. Water comes in during strong rain at one side of the wall where there is brick chimney outdoors,

Neil Lima of Lima Contracting ^PRO answered:

Sep 22, 2014

With this scenario. The least expensive start is to on make sure all gutters are free from debris and working properly. 2. Remove sidewalk and re-install new concrete all the way up to the house an ... read more

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