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The Healthy Environments

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The Healthy Environments

We are a mold remediation company that uses multiple highly effective mold removal techniques. One is our patented, pet-safe and non-toxic technique known as "OZONE TREATMENT” which is EPA approved in all 50 states of the US. The eco-friendly Dry Fog technology aims to improve the health of families by working against bacteria, germs, fungus and other harmful microorganisms found in the living environment. Additionally, we provide flood damage restoration and water damage restoration service

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309 Coach House Ct, Tallahassee, FL 32312 (850) 272-7080 https://thehealthyenvironments.com/

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How do you dog-proof a large deck with standard height railing/bannister ?

Nilza Jackson of WCI Group Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jul 17, 2015

Are you trying to keep the dog on the deck or off? How big of dog are you talking about?

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What is the biggest "gotcha!" that customers experience when doing a kitchen remodel? (and how do I avoid them?)

Joseph Ferrantegennaro of The Bath & Kitchen Gallery ^PRO answered:

May 6, 2014

Most fail to take the time and write down the scope of work they need to have completed. Think of all the trades involved in a kitchen project. Will you need new counter tops? cabinets? sink, faucet? ... read more

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