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Johnson Power and Air

Johnson Power and Air is a licensed electrician and HVAC company based in Gilbert, AZ, serving the entire Phoenix Metro area. We provide reliable residential and commercial electrical services, along with expert residential HVAC repairs, installations, and maintenance. Formerly Johnson Power Solutions, our team is committed to quality work, honest pricing, and your total comfort. Call today for a free quote!

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2200 E Williams Field Rd, Suite 200, Gilbert, AZ 85295 (480) 742-0833 https://johnsonpowerandair.com/

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Need to do a drywall repair project and spray popcorn on the ceiling of our home

Melinda Silva of Resolution Fire + Flood ^PRO answered:

Feb 4, 2019

Depending on what year your house was built, you might have asbestos in that popcorn ceiling. Typically, anything older than 1979 is a good chance that it could have asbestos; our company regularly fi ... read more

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Jul 15, 2016

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