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Meet Ray Bramble from AireServ
Ray Bramble, President of AireServ, was in our studios recently and spoke with our publisher, Mike McCool, about high utility bills and what we can do to get them under control.
Ray is the President of AireServ, a heating and air-conditioning company in Front Royal. Bramble said, “We want you to stay comfortable and breathe clean air all year round.”
Ray, along with his son Ryan, also discussed a new technology called Aeroseal. Bramble says that duct leakage robs you of comfort, energy and peace of mind. Cracks and holes in your home’s air vents and duct system allow heated and cooled air to escape before reaching your rooms, ultimately leaving you with stuffy, uncomfortable rooms and wasted energy.
Watch as Ray and Ryan explain the Aeroseal process:
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