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Indoor Air Technologies

Indoor Air Technologies was incorporated in 1994 with the mission of providing our customers with quality workmanship and honest pricing. Based out of Robbinsville, New Jersey in Mercer County, we provide a full range of heating & air conditioning parts and services, including furnace, air conditioning, humidifiers, radiant floor heat & geothermal heat pump replacement. Our team has skilled and trained technicians to manage each air or heating project with quality & expertise. From simple installations to custom-designed systems for multimillion-dollar homes, no job is considered too small or large for Indoor Air Technologies.

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1165 U.S. 130, Robbinsville, NJ 08691 (609) 208-1330 https://indoorairtech.com/

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Spray foam attic ceiling to make it a conditioned space

Dennis Gehman of Gehman Design Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Feb 8, 2016

We've done this application numerous times in southeastern PA with one subtle change, we use closed cell foam insulation directly against the underside of the roof sheathing. Open cell will continue t ... read more

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Cindy: Sorry I was gone so long...something came up, but I'm back and this time with photos of the arch window!

Joe Kennedy of Kennedy Windows & Doors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 21, 2015

Cindy/Linda - Looks like a seal failure to me, which may be covered under a manufacturer warranty for the glass but probably not the labor to install it. From the unused replacement grille holes in t ... read more

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