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Link Service Heating & Cooling

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Link Service Heating & Cooling

Since 1951, family-run company offering installation, maintenance, and repair of furnaces and air conditioners.

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3417 PA-764, Duncansville, PA 16635 (814) 419-7846 http://www.linkservicehvac.com/

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Oct 25, 2014 · Beachwood

I am a licensed architect and they are my go to referral for window installation. I am a repeat customer and have given countless referrals.

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They came and just took care of everything. They could not have been more helpful. They really were wonderful!

Review of Kieffer's Appliances (Trade Partners) by Terry F.

Apr 18, 2017 · Narvon

We have had them supply appliances for my clients for years. They are the most knowledgeable group of people in our area for appliances.

Review of A.J. Perri (Service) by Brenda L.

Apr 11, 2018 · Lawrence Township

This company captures work, leaves clients waiting for hours after providing window of time, customer service rude and disorganized

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When a house is built and there's scratches as to where you can see a drill was use to install cave it's, is there a monetary value compensation or replace?

Craig Knott, CR of Houseworks Unlimited, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Dec 10, 2015

If it's paint grade, filling and sanding shouldn't be to hard to do. If it's a stain grade, it should be replaced. repairs on stainable wood always seems to stand out.

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I have a brand new house almost 2 months old and the water from the refrigerators isn't working. Frist it was, and now it isn't. What should I do?

Craig Knott, CR of Houseworks Unlimited, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Dec 10, 2015

Sometimes sediment in the pipes, or at a fitting, can dislodge and work its way through. If you can access the water filter, remove it, put a catch basin under and teat at that location. Try emptying ... read more

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