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Skawski HVAC

(3 of 2 reviews)

765 Westminster St Ste 305, Providence RI , 02903

Open 24 Hours

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(508) 372-5252

Oâ€™Shea HVAC

(0 of 0 reviews)

, Fall River MA , 02724

9:00AM-3:00PM

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(508) 740-9241

Riley Wm J Plumbing & Heating

(4.7 of 20 reviews)

15 New England Way, Warwick RI , 02886

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Since 1977 we have serviced our residential and commercial customers. From simple kitchen or bathroom repairs to large commercial projects we can get your plumbing & heating needs taken care of the first time. It is a family business, started by William J. Riley out of his basement. Presently his wife Corinne, daughter Elizabeth, son Michael and son-in-law Michael all work for the business and we some great employees at this time!

(401) 738-1688

Gusto Home Renovation

(5 of 2 reviews)

, West Warwick RI , 02893

Closed

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(401) 595-6563

AllStar Tank Removal

(0 of 0 reviews)

30 Jefferson Ave, Pawtucket RI , 02860

6:00AM-9:00PM

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I started this business because the guy i used to work for only cared about himself. He told me it was wrong if i started my own business,i told him does McDonald's gets mad at Burger King lol..

(888) 444-1006

Automatic Temperature Controls

(5 of 1 reviews)

95 Connecticut St, Cranston RI , 02920

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Automatic Temperature Controls, Inc. specializes in Commercial and Industrial Markets.
No matter what your construction needs are, ATC will provide assistance every step of the way.
Plan & Spec to Design & Build Services
Superior HVAC & DDC Controls
Installation and Service for all HVAC Equipment
Complete Retrofit Installations
If you are upgrading your existing system, adding energy management solutions, installing a new system, or need service to your existing system ATC provides the above services and much more!

(401) 946-5780

Cmags HVAC

(4.9 of 8 reviews)

, Warwick RI , 02886

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Chris "Cmags" Cimaglio received his HVAC certification from New England Institute of Technology in 1994 and started in the HVAC field in 1995. With over 15 years of experience in the HVAC industry, Chris decided to open his own business in 2013.

(401) 862-4998

New England Boiler Works

(5 of 7 reviews)

270 Hopkins Hill Rd, Coventry RI , 02816

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(401) 256-9249

T Gomes Heating & Cooling

(4.4 of 20 reviews)

, Warwick RI , 02888

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Started the business by myself mostly doing just service, since then I have 3 trucks on the road, a sub contractor that I use on a regular basis, and performing service and installation for heating and air state wide.

(401) 487-2044

Regan One Hour Heating and Air Conditioning

(2.7 of 20 reviews)

16 Hylestead St, Providence RI , 02905

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Regan Heating and Air Conditioning is a local family owned business, and we always work to guarantee our customers are %100 satisfied.
At Regan, we take our motto, "Your comfort is our business", to heart. We work every day to earn your trust. You can count on everyone at Regan to work hard every day to assure your comfort and to keep you and your family safe an secure.
All our technicians and personnel have the most up to date training in all the efficiencies and technologies that that are needed to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter

(401) 461-8100

HVAC - Clayville, RI

Average Total Cost	$171 - $576
Hourly Rate	$40 - $200

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Building permits ensure that plans and specifications comply with State Building Regulations. Inspections during and after construction will ensure that the minimum applicable code requirements are met and therefore you are protected.