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Controlled Heating & Cooling

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Controlled Heating & Cooling

Since 1982, Controlled Heating & Cooling's team of expert heating and air conditioning technicians have been cooling and warming homes across Lake of the Ozark and surrounding Missouri communities. Whether you're building a home or upgrading your current HVAC system, Controlled Heating & Cooling's goal is to fix your problem and advise you on the best solution for your home, lifestyle, and budget.

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883 State Hwy 42, Osage Beach, MO 65065 (573) 348-1535 http://www.controlledheating.com/

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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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Among your "difficult customers" what are the things they do that makes them "difficult"?

David Padgett of Padgett Building & Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Apr 23, 2014

When issues arise during a project we view them as "Bumps in the Road" instead of them being "Road Blocks." If you have hired the correct contractor, they have probably seen the issue before and it ca ... read more

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