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Lawrence Heating & Air

Lawrence Heating and Air is an HVAC company in Philadelphia, serving the greater area since 1986. We know the city of Philadephia and are experts in finding solutions to our diverse neighborhoods' various HVAC, air conditioning, & heating needs. Are you looking for an A/C installation, mini-split installation, HVAC equipment, replacing old systems, air conditioning, heating repairs, or other solutions in Philadelphia? Look no further than Lawrence Heating & Air, with over 30+ years of experience.

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Serving Area, Philadelphia, PA 19125 (267) 214-5797 https://lawrence-air.com/

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I would never ask for anyone to service my heater and problems than Neal Polycandriotis. He is clean coming into the house, cordial, wanting to discuss any problems and then proceeds to fix what I need. He's a wonderful and trustworthy technician.

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What is the temperature range for installing roof shingles

Elizabeth Stoko of Prestige Home Solutions ^PRO answered:

Dec 30, 2016

In order for shingles to sit and form properly, it should be at least 36 degrees fahrenheit (2.2 celsius) outside when laying shingles.

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Is a contractor responsible for returning things to their rightful state even if its out of the scope of their contract?

Dennis Gehman of Gehman Design Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Aug 6, 2015

The contractor should have told you upfront that they don't deal with security systems before messed it up. It seems fair to me to let the Contractor know that you expect them to pay the bill for the ... read more

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