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Delta T Heating & Air Conditioning Inc
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Aug 28, 2014
Donna B.:
Need good ac man
Jennifer J.:
Ed with Delta T life savor! Very honest (252) 256-2436 Trade Winds Heating & Cooling LLC
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Aug 28, 2014
Donna B.:
Need good ac man
Patty M.:
I like Al at Tradewinds. (252) 449-4328. Great guy. Knowledgeable and honest.
Referral from April 13, 2016
Laura H. asked:
I know many have asked, most reasonable/ reliable HVAC on OBX to install new heat pump, ducts etc. Is there a way to track old posts here? Please and thank you...
Cindy M. replied:
Air-O-Smith, Inc 261-5238
Emily H. replied:
Trademark Heating & Cooling
Debbie R. replied:
Anderson Heating and Cooling they are the best on he beach. Honest, reliable, and hard working. 252-619-3105
Sheila W. replied:
Tony at Master Heating and Cooling 255-0095
Diane B. replied:
David Mills at Heritage Heating & Air Conditioning. He gutted and reinstalled EVERYTHING in our house here in Manteo. Our bills went down and our house is so comfortable. PLEASE CALL HIM 252-475-4047. I PROMISE you will not be disappointed.
Lindsey D. replied:
Caitlin Anderson........the very best!!
Matt M. replied:
I'll just add to the high compliments of Gil Anderson@https://www.facebook.com/173798696147986 Anderson Heating & Cooling. Top notch family owned company! Best on the beach!
Referral from January 29, 2016
Mandi S. asked:
I had a new HVAC system (unit, handler, duct work) installed 2 weeks ago. Since the very day it was installed, I have had a constant throbbing headache whenever inside...
Kevin Z. replied:
Your local fire department likely utilizes a gas detector that can help confirm or rule out the presence of a number of dangerous atmospheres. You can access them by calling Dare Central Communications on the non emergency # 252-473-3444. However if your symptoms are severe, dial 911 and a Dispatcher will immediately send the appropriate resources. Hope this helps.
Referral from October 14, 2016
Kim B. asked:
Folks... I am sick of seeing sponsored ads in my newsfeed from Companies from out of our State targeting this area and trying to take advantage of the good people of the...
Elaine H. replied:
Kim Barlow Joca, the best thing to do is find the water line and cut out to 3 feet above it. If you got an inch of water, remove everything from 3'1" down; if you got a foot, remove from 4 feet. Bleach will help for the time being. The rule of thumb I learned after Irene is that if it's porous and was wet, it's gotta go. Doesn't take more than basic tools for this - just remember to cut power to where you're cutting first. It's a pain, but the faster you can get it cut out the better. Before you rebuild or have someone rebuild, let a pro come treat with something heavier and more targeted than bleach. Last but not least, photograph every step of the process and get detailed invoices.
Elaine H. replied:
Oh I hear ya. Just providing the helpful info I do have for anyone who needs it - your name just happened to be handy in case you did need it.:) Hope you fared well in the storm! And I sure am glad to live in an area with so many good neighbors sharing good information like Kim Beacham Blevins and you! It's a hard thing to go through, and definitely harder if you're conned by a bad contractor!
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