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HR Phoenix Electrical & Plumbing

H.R. Phoenix solves electrical and plumbing problems other companies can't or won't. We serve the entire DFW metroplex area. Serving residential, commercial, and industrial customers, HR Phoenix strives to provide each customer with extraordinary customer service. So, when you find yourself in need of an electrician or a plumber in the Dallas or Fort Worth area, we are the company to call.

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7171 Latham Drive, Richland Hills, TX 76118 (817) 631-4117 https://hrphoenix.com/

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I live in a hurricane prone area. Is there a product that can make placing plywood over the windows easier?

Rico Loza of Affordable Replacement Window Systems ^PRO answered:

Jan 8, 2015

Another option, which I have not used myself, is used a lot in Houston. https://www.plylox.com/ This company sells a clip that is attached to 1/2"plywood, and you can typically get them at your loca ... read more

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roof vents placed behind 4ft walls in finished attic dont do squat for ventilation. no place for soffit vents, siding is asbestos so gable vents too pricey.

Jayme Potter of Metroplex Roof & Fence ^PRO answered:

May 21, 2014

Hi William, Have you looked into ridge vent? Do you know how many LF your ridge is?

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