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Efficient Home Pro

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Efficient Home Pro

A General Contracting company that specializes in Kitchens, Bathrooms, Windows and Doors. Functional designs and superior products turns your house into a home. Our workmanship and customer relationship will last a lifetime. Whatever your goals are we help you meet them by doing different phases of your projects or all at once without any inconvenience in your busy life.

At Efficient Home Pro we really focus on helping the working class, and providing an all in one remodeling company that provides the best product and the best service for the better price. Hide

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Service Area, Phoenix, AZ 85001 (623) 687-3779 https://www.efficienthomepro.com/

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We need to install a new ceiling fan that exhausts outside - who do we hire to do that work?

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 1, 2020

The addition of a ceiling fan will not actually reduce the temperature, however the increased air flow will make you feel more comfortable.

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I have trim boards to install that will cap over exposed block foundation. What ways should I attach these? They will be primed and painted when installed.

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 15, 2016

So that I can better answer your question, can you further explain what you mean when you say "cap over". I am thinking that perhaps you are referring to the horizontal trim piece between your siding ... read more

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