
Jeremy
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Just a first for you. The concern would be higher electric bills in the winter than one would have with a heat pump.
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Scott, you don't think we will recognize you in a head dress and moccasins running up and down the trace?
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Check for relationship between TREC and electricians union or similar organization.
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Would that be the same thing as saying old dogs can't learn new tricks? Just couldn't resist. lol
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Recommending an upgrade to AFCI in an older home would open a can of worms.
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Have sun glasses professionally fitted and installed to preserve vision. Nice picture!
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I see that done quite often. I think the most likely problem would be damage from moving storage around or falling on it. PE will actually stretch quite a bit before it will break. As always if it had a sleeve professionally installed before the concrete was placed would have been nice.
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TV cable. I am not sure these guys should be allowed to own a ladder.
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What do you all say about this? Click to Enlarge 28.08 KB
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A bigger question may be: Can it be fixed? Or will the panel need to be replaced to fix it correctly?
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I tried to make contact with him about 3 weeks ago through an e-mail link on his website. The e-mail came back undelivered. A prospect from his area somehow contacted me and I wanted to refer them.
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Polaris Boiler for Hydronic Heat and Domestic Hot
Jeremy replied to Paul McGill's topic in HVAC Forum
Go to radiantec.com These folks are pretty good to talk to. A new Polaris is around 3500 dollars. -
Smith & Wesson 915
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How sad. If only the owners had known, maybe they wouldn't have been foreclosed upon. - Jim Katen, Oregon "If you never spend your last penny, you'll never be broke." - Aunt Gertrude Katen I think there is a lot of truth in that. Sometimes it is as simple as watching where the change goes. If the owners had only known.
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I was taking the metal ridge cap of a small barn that I was taking down. The first piece I took off was 8 or 10 feet long and of course I could not see under it until I removed it. Once I had it off and holding it in my hands, I noticed sitting right in front of me a medium to large size black snake. I have never come off a roof so fast in my life. I don't think my brain registered the type of snake until I hit the ground. I can pick snakes up and handle them, but it's the suprise that can make you hurt yourself.