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Anchor Heating & Air

Charleston, SC

Historical published listing captured November 3, 2026. Original statements below are preserved source content, not fresh verification, an endorsement, or confirmation of credentials, service coverage or business type. Phone, email and external-company links in the source body are inactive. Ratings, badges and logos are not reproduced.

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Retained directory description

Anchor Heating & Air publishes Charleston, South Carolina office locations and the contact number 843-564-7777. The company’s crawl-space encapsulation page describes inspection, a polyethylene ground barrier and vent sealing. The directory uses Charleston as the contact city for this single company record; named service areas and the separate Mount Pleasant office are not additional listings here. Anchor describes insulation and a dehumidifier as options to consider within its crawl-space process. Its website also offers heating, cooling and indoor-air services, which may be relevant where ducts or equipment are located beneath the home. The reviewed encapsulation page does not establish a drainage, sump-pump, structural-repair or mold-remediation service. Ask directly if an inspection identifies any of those needs, and have responsibility for them stated in the written proposal. For a site visit, explain where moisture or odors have been noticed and whether they change after rain or during air-conditioning use. Ask the inspector to distinguish water intrusion from humidity and to document the condition of the ground, framing and existing insulation. Request a description of the proposed enclosure, including barrier coverage, seams, supports, wall transitions and the access door. Have the contractor explain what will remain accessible for later mechanical, plumbing and pest inspections. If insulation is recommended, ask where it will be installed, what preparation is included and how it fits with the intended crawl-space design. If a dehumidifier is proposed, request the model, drainage route, power requirements and maintenance access. Confirm whether any changes to ducts or HVAC equipment are included, separately priced or outside the contract. Ask what readings or photographs will be provided when the job is finished. Use the crawl-space quote comparison guide to compare these components with other estimates, including disposal, exclusions and future service responsibilities. Confirm the property’s service eligibility and the office coordinating the job before scheduling. This listing reports the company’s published offerings without adopting its statements about pest exclusion, health, energy savings, structural protection or guaranteed outcomes. Company pages were retrieved October 15, 2026. This is a source-review date, not the date the company last changed its information. Contact reachability, legal ownership, credentials, insurance, availability and workmanship have not been independently verified. Public walk-in access has not been established; street, ZIP and map fields are withheld.

Retained address details

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An address or locality does not establish a service area. Mailing addresses are not presented as staffed offices.

Historical location and service assignments

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