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Home Air Services

A family-owned and operated company, Home Air Services has been providing residential and commercial HVAC services since 1953. We specialize in heating, cooling, ventilation and indoor air quality systems and solutions. Our technicians are experienced, trained and certified to install and service various types of HVAC equipment. Call (301) 970-4606 to request a service or install!

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12288 Wilkins Ave., Suite E, Rockville, MD 20852 (301) 585-8100 https://www.homeairservices.com/

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Apr 14, 2017 · Lancaster

Kieffer's is always a pleasure to work with but I especially want to recognize Dustin Stehr. Dustin is not just another appliance sales rep he is also a Certified Kitchen Designer. I can confidently send my clients to Dustin and know that he will review our kitchen designs and offer our clients the... more

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We have a 1300 sq ft brick ranch style house we are slowly remodeling. I would like to add a front porch with open gable roof with exposed stained beams.

Joe Oakes of First State Building Design ^PRO answered:

Apr 13, 2020

Lisa, A project like this can range in cost. A Good starting point for front porches can be around $115/square foot.

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What are the most cost effective things I can do to improve my home's energy efficiency?

WoW Home Solutions answered:

Feb 20, 2014

Air sealing and insulation are the two biggest things you can do to globally improve the efficiency of the home. There are several articles on this application and I have yet to be in a home that di ... read more

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