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Peter Morgan Tenant runs AC 24x7 without any break
20 August 2021 | 31 replies
He can raise it so the tenants don’t crank it down to 60. but instead 70,72 etc. another issue could be the unit is low on refrigerant. this can happen overtime, even if it’s a few ounces over 20 years or all of it in a week. coils can ice up restricting airflow, though the air is cold, so the tenant may think operation is normal. if the condenser is matted up with dirt and gunk, this will also effect coolingmake sure to use fiberglass filters, and have the tenants change them once a month. hope this helps, don’t hesitate to connect with more questions!
Account Closed Replace Front Door or Not?? Help me with a rational decision!
17 January 2021 | 15 replies
In fact, we install fiberglass doors and not steel, they hold up better. 
Mariana Lopez advice for estimating my expenses
6 May 2021 | 11 replies
The roofs heat up to 140 Degrees and we fill them with fiberglass insulation in order to run our Air Conditioning units.
Chris Wilson Possible mobile home purchase.
10 November 2020 | 5 replies
If you see big patches of plastic covered fiberglass insulation hanging down, you could have rodent/racoon/possum infestation depending on your location. 
Jason Deangelis ARV… and how to get there affordably?
5 August 2022 | 23 replies
Instead of a fiberglass tub / shower surround, I went with an oversize white subway tile, with a "ripple" texture.
Kosh Vokter opening subfloor in living room ceiling to access 1st floor bathroom pipes
4 April 2023 | 6 replies
Alternate options considered:1. cut the fiberglass bathtub from the bathroom upstairs to access copper pipes - need to get someone for cutting a hole through fiber glass and fixing it back up after the copper pipes are replaced.2. cut the drywall in the bedroom upstairs adjacent to the bathroom - the bathtub and copper pipes are deep inside might still make it harder for plumber to access3. pull out the master tub, remodel and rebuild the bathroom upstairs. 
Layne T. Do you re-glaze bathtubs or replace them? 20 Years Old?
24 September 2020 | 3 replies
We have repaired fiberglass tubs and have it last a few years, then you do it again.
Shahar Joseph Refinishing/glazing the bathrooms experience
29 August 2021 | 22 replies
They are waterproof, fiberglass panels that are easily cut and glued up.
Henry Clark Self Storage- Building Pads
17 February 2021 | 2 replies
Our contractor for the straight bars started using fiberglass versus steel rods.
Derrick Blackwell Looking for advice for handyman service to provide.
15 March 2023 | 4 replies
A good drywall repairman is a valuable member of the turn team.Also there is a prime-ing and painting to do, swapping out brass fixtures for silver colored ones, and a biggie--door replacements for kicked interior doors.Changing front door locks, changing interior door handles, knowing how to true up the locks to the lock plates so they work like hot butter.Knowing how to repair a broken screen, knowing how to change water hoses on a washing machine, every year.Being able to give a front door a smooth paint job with no brush streaks, steel, wood, fiberglass and antique doors with varnish on them.If you and your customer both have an iphone you can use facetime (free video chat) to connect real time, and the customer can see what you see as well as hear you.