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Kalkau Plumbing & Heating Inc
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Nov 17, 2014
Connie P.:
anyone have a reliable plumber who works on gas lines?
Sherry G.:
Tom Kalkau(631) 271-4293. He did our generator.
Referral from November 18, 2014
Jennifer M. asked:
Home heating oil recommendations please! been using Petro - thinking about making a change - want good service/prices...Who else is everyone using?
Pam A. replied:
I use cash and Cary 2.82 a gallon today Doug at provident fuel 516 224 4427
Laurell H. replied:
Larrys Fuel
Peter B. replied:
Discount-fuel.com. the big names are a rip. I can recommend reasonable service too. Never buy oil and service together.
Valerie A. replied:
I use heatingoil4 less.com. Provides comparative prices. Good rates. You pay a $7.00 fee with each delivery. I just paid $2.83/ gal. The service is good and no problems with the oil. No contract required.
Mary C. replied:
Hart Petroleum, price the other day was 3.19 fixed; if you want a contract that will be $129. Also because they use environmentally friendly fuel there is a .20 per gallon nye tax credit you can use on your tax return.
Referral from January 31, 2015
Jacqueline D. asked:
Might need a HVAC Guy ASAP At Pandemonium Boutique Any help out there? Possibility of no heat!!!!
Karen M. replied:
Call Billy Mcelroy
Billy M. replied:
Do recommend Homan&Homan. 631 427.3644. Ask for Joe. Mcbillcorp sent you.
Walter L. replied:
hogan blumbing in babylon is good, did a great job on our install. 631 669 0979
Referral from February 8, 2020
GrgeousGeorge asked:
Need product recommendations for a thermometer/datalogger Hey r/HVAC,
I am looking for some help finding an appropriate tool to keep up to date temp info, allow me to...
lariat13 replied:
I've had [Integrated Control Temp Minder](https://www.goicc.com/temp-minder) products in buildings in the past and they work well.
aelytra replied:
Didn't know they made commercial products for that. If I needed to log data and no commercial product made me happy, I'd make my own with a Raspberry Pi and a temperature sensor. Probably way overkill though; price of it all would be like 100$
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