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Precision HVAC Install and Repair LLC.

114 Beaver Avenue
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Precision HVAC Install and Repair LLC.

114 Beaver Avenue
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11 years of experience

Here at Precision HVAC we install all components of HVAC (heating ventilation and air conditioning). We pride ourselves in doing the best work possible. We care about our customers and continue to give the best customer service available.

Here at Precision HVAC we install all components of HVAC (heating ventilation and air conditioning). We pride ourselves in doing the best work possible. We care about our customers and continue to give the best customer service available.





Bad Lizard Granite & Quartz LLC

502 Tuna Street
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Bad Lizard Granite & Quartz LLC

502 Tuna Street
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Customers say: Quality work
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We specialize in custom fabrication of granite countertops for kitchens and baths. But we can and will do any stone material surface. We also do fireplaces, tables, and and anything else you'd like to have a custom stone surface built for.

We specialize in custom fabrication of granite countertops for kitchens and baths. But we can and will do any stone material surface. We also do fireplaces, tables, and and anything else you'd like to have a custom stone surface built for.


MIKE'S KITCHEN BATH & FIREPLACE

ROUTE 19 N
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MIKE'S KITCHEN BATH & FIREPLACE

ROUTE 19 N
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39 years of experience

We are West Virginia’s expert in home design, sales and installation. We offer the area’s highest quality products and services. There are special promotions on a regular basis. From the very first step to the very last, Mike’s is your one-stop-shop for making your dream home a reality. This straightforward process eliminates a middle man and allows for a smoother experience. Mike’s takes full responsibility for your new home project. We expect you to hold us accountable for every step, which is why we always choose the best employees and do our very best work. Whatever you need, Mike’s Kitchen and Bath has it covered, every time!

We are West Virginia’s expert in home design, sales and installation. We offer the area’s highest quality products and services. There are special promotions on a regular basis. From the very first step to the very last, Mike’s is your one-stop-shop for making your dream home a reality. This straightforward process eliminates a middle man and allows for a smoother experience. Mike’s takes full responsibility for your new home project. We expect you to hold us accountable for every step, which is why we always choose the best employees and do our very best work. Whatever you need, Mike’s Kitchen and Bath has it covered, every time!



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Fireplace Cleaners questions, answered by experts

Yes, it’s a good idea to use paint primer on your brick fireplace before painting it. Brick is highly absorbent, so your first few coats of paint will likely seep into the surface of your fireplace, allowing the natural color of the brick to seep through. To avoid this, you’ll want to use one or two coats of primer, followed by the topcoat. 

Limewash and whitewash often appear together in a quick search when looking for ways to paint brick—so, what’s the difference? Limewash paint is one of the most natural and environmentally friendly ways to paint brick. It’s made from limestone and water, giving it an off-white appearance that looks similar to whitewash. However, limewash is semi-permanent, whereas whitewash is a more permanent, watered-down version of existing paint. 

Both brick paint options are economical and light in color, but if you want to change the appearance of your home’s brick in the future, then limewash might be a better option.

Costs depend on material damage, labor, replacement parts, and whether additional structural work is required.

If you want to avoid damaging your home's brick, you should always use a stain specifically formulated for masonry projects. These stains are designed to penetrate the porous surface of the brick and bond with it, unlike paints, which sit on the surface and are prone to peeling and flaking. Look for stains labeled for use on brick or other masonry surfaces. Avoid using regular paint on brick, as it will not adhere well and will likely lead to future maintenance issues. 

If you’re deciding between limewash versus whitewash, know that both have a chalky matte appearance. Limewash is made from lime, water, and sometimes pigment, while whitewash consists of lime, water, white chalk, and binders (though you can get a similar look with watered-down white paint). Whitewash has fewer options for color customization, and it sits on surfaces instead of being absorbed into them, which can trap moisture. Whitewashing costs less—about $1.40 to $4.20 per square foot.

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