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Scott-Lee Heating Company

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Scott-Lee Heating Company

Scott-Lee Heating Company was formed on February 20, 1978 by Terrance J. Scott and Larry D. Lee. Incorporation was completed in March of the same year. In March the company was moved to 1579B Fenpark, an industrial park located in Fenton, MO across from the Chrysler plant. All of us at Scott-Lee Heating Company realize that our customer is the single-most important person to the life of our business. Our customer is not dependent on us, we are dependent on our customer!

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11010 Gravois Industrial Court, St. Louis, MO 63128 (314) 200-0788 https://scottleeheating.com/

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Standard electrical work or sub standard?

David Hamtil of Hamtil Construction ^PRO answered:

Feb 20, 2018

Arc faults can trip easily. "Updated the electrical" is a broad term. It is hard to judge if this is substandard work without knowing the scope of work or if permits were obtained. Did they have pe ... read more

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Wires of window sensors to alarm snipped.

David Hamtil of Hamtil Construction ^PRO answered:

Feb 20, 2018

I'm actually not seeing a wire sticking out of the wall to connect to (in either picture). There should be a wire sticking out somewhere, unless they also clipped that off, or stuffed it behind the w ... read more

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