Recent comments in /f/Connecticut

silasmoeckel t1_jcqlqn9 wrote

4700 across 2 floors and 2 1.5 ton units doing rather well. Need another 1 ton for the far end of a room to keep it cool not just ok (heat gain from windows). Cost me 3k to self install so far allready had a 200a panel and a decently big solar install. Running costs for heat have been sub 300 a month.

I do have oil baseboard for the OMG cold days used maybe 100g all winter.

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octo2195 t1_jcqlpi8 wrote

Six roof racks attached to the rain channel. At least three straps holding the ladders onto the roof racks. Looks better than when I was in construction years ago and that would have been tied down with one strap. Nothing seems wrong to me. Looks like the trash barrels have a strap and are stuffed into the pump jacks. Surprisingly, the tail/brake lights are both working, too.

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silasmoeckel t1_jcql31c wrote

Had a young trooper try and give me grief about no front plate. Older cop walked up and barked at him that you dont need one if you need to alter your car to put it there. This was 15 years ago at an easter DUI checkpoint getting onto 84 at like 4pm. It's was a grand prix where you had to break out part of the front bumper to mount a plate the dealer did not put it on when I bought it new in 2000.

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[deleted] t1_jcqhss6 wrote

Making it easier to live here but work in NYC would drive home and rent prices even higher. People who live and work in CT will be driven out by those able to pay more. But the state probably prefers having residents with higher income.

We desperately need better overall rail infrastructure, but for everybody.

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MsSaladJar OP t1_jcqegwa wrote

I agree with you about craziness of real estate industry! Thank you for your concern. However, we particulary choose the house because of the covered basement and liveable attic and both space have full bathrooms (we got a super good deal as well). I want to install AC in every space and that’s why I started it as 4600 sqft 😉

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Bathroomtrader t1_jcqapll wrote

Get central air and have the HVAC techs run ducts down from attic to rooms on second level and run your ductwork down through upstairs closets to get to the lower level. Very simple process that can be financed and will add immediate comfort and long term value.

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