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    Road closures, detours planned next week in Rock Hill

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Road construction at the intersection is Saluda Street and Black Street in Rock Hill. DANO'MARA

    Ongoing construction in and around downtown Rock Hill means more detours and road closures over the next few months.

    Next week, city officials expect extensive utility work around the site where a new park, office building and parking garage are under construction near the corner of East Main Street and Elizabeth Lane.

    Workers will begin pipe installation and patching road cuts along Elizabeth Lane between East Black and East Main streets. Lane closures will be in effect along parts of several downtown streets, including East Main, East Black and Saluda streets and Elizabeth Lane.

    Access to the Comporium Communications drive-thru window and the rear employee parking lot will remain open for the next two weeks. Currently, customers and employees can access those areas from Elizabeth Lane. By the end of the month, that access will switch to East Black Street.

    The parking garage, office building and new Fountain Park are part of the city and Comporiums Old Town East redevelopment project to revitalize the east end of downtown Rock Hill.

    Various road closures and detours are also expected next week in the Knowledge Park redevelopment area along West White and Laurel streets, just west of the downtown area.

    Waterline construction along Laurel Street, from Peachtree to West White streets, is expected to continue. The intersection of Laurel and West White streets is expected to be closed during the day and reopened overnight.

    For the next two weeks, West White Street, from Laurel Street to Stewart Avenue, is expected to be closed.

    Property owners and residents will still have access to their properties in this area, city officials say.

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    Pinellas-Pasco prosecutor’s office loses No. 2 person

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    St. Petersburg Tribune

    CLEARWATER Bruce Bartlett, the second in command under Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney Bernie McCabe since McCabe was elected 22 years ago, has retired.

    The 59-year-old litigator, long considered McCabes heir apparent, prosecuted or took part in the prosecutions of some of Pinellas most notorious criminals, including Nick Lindsey, who killed a police officer, and Oba Chandler, the aluminum siding contractor who killed an Ohio woman and her two daughters before dumping their bodies into Tampa Bay.

    McCabe described Bartletts role in his office as extremely important, even invaluable. Bartlett, he said, was his right-hand man. He contributed an awful lot to the stability we enjoy, McCabe said. We have to move on without him at this point.

    Bartlett said he decided in 2008 to participate in the states Deferred Retirement Option Program, where a state employee can park pension contributions in an interest-bearing account for a designated period, with the understanding the employee then retires.

    At the time, the economy was performing poorly and there was talk of eliminating DROP or reducing its benefits, Bartlett said. Another uncertainty was how long McCabe would remain in office, he said.

    McCabe said Wednesday he intends to seek re-election in 2016.

    Bartlett was in the DROP program from January 2009 through December 2013 and retired after 30 years of public service, said a spokesman with the Florida Department of Management Services.

    The lump sum he received from DROP was $449,085. Bartlett also has a gross monthly pension of $6,884, or $82,609 a year. As the chief assistant state attorney, he earned $151,324 a year, according to the office.

    After Bartlett decided to participate in the DROP program, the Legislature passed a law prohibiting state employees from being re-employed by a state agency for six months.

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    Roofing Company nashua NH – Video

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


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    Certified HVAC System Installation and Replacement at The Home …

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    The Home Depot handpicks installers and home service professionals who meet the highest standards for experience, know-how and customer service to get your HVAC replacement done right. We screen and perform background checks on all of our service providers before we send them out on any HVAC services job to ensure they have all applicable licenses and insurance.

    During our FREE in-home consultation, we'll determine the proper equipment needed and work with you to find the ideal solution that fits within your budget should your HVAC system be out-dated or too expensive to repair. If you do need to replace your HVAC unit, The Home Depot has credit and extended service agreements for 5, 10 or 12 years. We can replace air conditioners, central air systems, evaporative coolers, furnaces, forced air furnaces, heat pumps, hot water/hydronic heating systems, ductless mini-splits, gas boilers and air quality systems such as whole-home humidifiers, central humidifiers, central dehumidifiers, central air cleaners and ultraviolet systems.

    When you hire The Home Depot for your furnace and air conditioner replacement, you know we'll get the job done right and stand behind our work.

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    HVAC: Total system replacement? (furnace, AC, heater …

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Reputation: 1862

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    I have an HVAC system that dates to 1993. The gas furnace part is clearly in bad shape, was when I bought the house, and I knew I'd need to replace eventually. I want to get this thing fixed now, before the cold comes (I'm in Texas). I had a free inspection by an HVAC person who only tried to push total system replacement. After seasonal discounts, this comes to between 5-6K. I don't want to pay that much if I don't have to and the outside unit seems to be OK. Can I just replace the gas furnace part, or will this just cause compatibility or other problems?

    Location: On the plateau, TN

    Reputation: 8428

    You can change just the gas furnace part as long as the outside dimensions are close to what you have now. The A/C coils probably set on top. Not an easy job, but can be done.

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    When is it time to replace? : ENERGY STAR

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Certain telltale signs indicate it's time to consider replacing heating and cooling equipment, or improving the performance of your overall system. It may be time to call a professional contractor to help you make a change if:

    Consider replacing it with a unit that has earned the ENERGY STAR label. Installed correctly, these high-efficiency units can save up to 20 percent on heating and cooling costs.

    Consider replacing with an ENERGY STAR qualified furnace, which is 15% more efficient than a conventional furnace. If you have a boiler, consider replacing with an ENERGY STAR qualified boiler that is 5% more efficient than a new, standard model.

    Your cooling or heating equipment my have become less efficient.

    Improper equipment operation, duct problems or inadequate insulation could be the cause.

    Install a programmable thermostat or have a good contractor install one and instruct you on its use to start saving energy and money while they're away or sleeping.

    Poor equipment operation, inadequate equipment, and leaky ductwork can cause the air to be too dry in the winter or too humid in the summer.

    Leaky ducts can pull particles and air from attics, crawl spaces and basements and distribute them throughout your house. Sealing your ducts may be a solution.

    You could have an undersized duct system or a problem with the indoor coil of your cooling equipment.

    That means your energy use at home is above average and you're probably paying more than you need to on energy bills.

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    HVAC Replacement Parts

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Hvac replacement parts can be found in PexSupply.com. This store completes you with many kinds of items, supplies and units from various brands in a competitive price.

    HVAC replacement parts are needed just in case you need to install and fix them by yourself. Actually, it will be far cheaper to fix air conditioner than have it fixed by the professionals. That is why most people prefer doing it and buying the parts to letting others do that for them. The trusted store that provides you with those kinds of parts you need is amazon.com. It is the online store where you can buy anything you need. All those parts sold are from many famous brands, so that you do not have to worry about the quality.

    Amazon does really eases their customers. When you intend to buy HVAC replacement parts here, you can narrow your result by choosing one of the categories. The categories may consist of the brands, included; Armstrong air parts, Bimetal disc control, Barber Colman parts, Cleveland control parts, Carrier parts, Goodman Amana parts, Furnas control parts, Lennox parts, Honeywell parts, motors, Paragon parts, Rheum replacement parts, Roberts haw parts, Siemens parts, Trane replacement parts, White Rodger parts and York parts. You can choose the best brand that will be suitable for you and meet your requirements.

    All of those HVAC replacement parts from many kinds of brands consist of the huge variety of the parts and units manufactured by the certain brand. When it comes to the price, you can be sure that all of the products sold there have the low price. It is because amazon list all third party that offering their supply which also has interesting discount scheme. This stores goal is to make their customers satisfied with the highest quality of heating, cooling, plumbing, and HVAC supplies in such competitive price. Actually, it is the complete store. However, if you cannot find the certain products, you can always contact the customer service.

    It is true that most of the problem of the air conditioner users and the manufacturer is finding the right HVAC replacement parts for the heating unit and the air conditioner itself. Now that you have found it all in Amazon, you should know that this store has a wide range of HVAC parts and many stocks from the popular brands like Goodman, Amana, Carrier, Barber Coleman, etc. The items included transformers, compressors, timers, relays, control boards, capacitors, and so on. Those can be found in with the competitive price there.

    In fact, Amazon does not only provide you with the replacement parts, but also Pox products, heating item, plumbing items, HVAC air conditioning, fitting and valves. You can even shop by brand if you have already determined which kind of brand that can be the best for you. One thing to remember, if you intend to order the replacement parts in this store, make sure you have registered first, which is easy and totally free. Once you have had an account, you can start shopping HVAC replacement parts and adding them to your carts.

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    Taking the council’s temperature

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    MUSCATINE, Iowa Although some concerns were raised about the size of the projects, the Muscatine City Council has indicated they want to learn more about proposed heating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems for the Muscatine Art Center and City Hall.

    At the council's regular meeting Tuesday night, Vic Amoroso, the president of A&J Associates of North Liberty, presented a study his company had undertaken in December 2013.

    "They were very complex," Amoroso said of the studies, especially at the art center, located at 1314 Mulberry Ave., due to the differing age and shape of its buildings.

    The city is seeking a new HVAC system at the art center, due to concerns about energy conservation and the lack of humidity controls there, despite having boiler improvements in 2012. The art center is a particular concern for the city, as the it stores many works of art or historical artifacts that can be damaged by unstable humidity levels.

    "The humidity controls just aren't there," noted First Ward Councilman Phil Fitzgerald.

    The recommended version of the project would see the city install a variable refrigerant flow system that would also be connected to a geothermal loop field heating system, similar to the one used by the Muscatine County Courthouse. The recently installed boilers would also be incorporated into this project. Amoroso also said improvements to the part of the art center that was built in the 1970s would need windows replaced to ensure efficient energy usage. The windows of the older Musser Museum are in good shape, according to the study.

    Estimated costs for the art center project range from $927,000 to $1.72 million.

    The city is also looking to improve air conditioning and energy conservation at City Hall, located at 215 Sycamore St. The recommended project would call for a new variable refrigerant flow system for the building, although the city would have to rely on a more conventional variable refrigerant flow heat pumping system, because the land underneath City Hall wasn't considered feasible for a geothermal system. For energy conservation and historical preservation purposes, there would also be some replacements of windows, awnings, and vestibules. The cost projections for the City Hall project run from about $781,941.30 to $1.04 million.

    By consensus, the council gave its consent for City Administrator Gregg Mandsager and city staff to move forward with more detailed proposals and plans for the HVAC upgrades, as well as more information on how the city might finance those projects. Fitzgerald was among the council members who spoke in favor of the project despite saying that the cost estimated were "causing me to shake a little bit."

    Fitzgerald also expressed concern about doing the project in stages, rather than all at once. It was a sentiment echoed by fellow council member Osama Shihadeh, who said it would make more sense to do the project all at once, rather than having contractors going back and forth to the worksite.

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    Electrical Wiring – Top Electrical Wiring Tips

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Electrical wiring can be as simple as following these tips. Connecting cords, circuit connections, device connections, and electrical panel connections all require some type of wiring connection. This tutorial is loaded with electrical wiring tips to make the job simple and easy to accomplish.

    Every appliance, whether it be a counter top appliance like a coffee pot or a major appliance like an electric range, has an electrical connection. Each has a specific outlet and certain breaker size that they are needed to be connected to. These connections are easy enough if you can follow these simple instructions.

    There are good electrical connections and some that should never be made. Although manufacturers sometimes give you the choice of a couple of different connection points, like with switches and outlets, a closer look will reveal which connection should be your choice. Keep these connection tips in mind the next time you perform your next electrical wiring project.

    Making the proper connections to the electrical service components will help keep the electricity flowing trouble-free. Before trying to wire an electric meter, disconnect, electrical panel, or sub-panel, be sure you know where to place the wires on each. Here's a look at just a few that will help you keep your wiring projects safe and functional for years to come.

    Electrical devices must be wired right to make electrical connections safe and secure. Some appliances need only 120-volt outlets, but others need 240-volt outlets. Just connecting wires to device terminals isn't enough. You need to know the proper way to strip, bend and tighten connections so they will provide you with a safe and functional connection for years to come.

    Before you can make electrical connections, you must first know what type wire to use for the installation, what color wire is needed for the application, and what is the proper size wire to handle the load of the circuit. For electricians, wire colors mean everything. They identify whether the wire is a hot, neutral, or a ground wire.

    Having the right sized wire to handle the ampacity flowing through it is just as important. The size of wire also varies, depending on which type of wire you are installing. By following these steps, you'll be installing electrical circuits the right way and have a safer home because of it.

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    Industrial Electrician Journeyman

    - January 17, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Chicago Bridge and Iron (CB&I) in Lake Charles, Louisiana is seeking four (4) Journeyman (Certified) Electricians with NCCER certifications, written and/or practical. These are long term contract opportunities with the possibility of going direct. Seeking 4 journeymen to act as a Leadman - will provide leadership, instruction and guidance to other craft workers in the crew, providing assistance to the Foreman, while working in the capacity of a Journeyman. Will be executing the planning, layout, installation and repair of wiring, conduit, electrical fixtures, apparatus and control equipment.

    Responsibilities include: Prepare sketches showing location of wiring and equipment or follows diagrams or blueprints insuring that concealed wiring is installed prior to completion of future walls, ceilings and flooring. Measures, cuts, bends threads, assembles and installs electrical conduit using such tools as hacksaw, pipe threader, rules and conduit bender. Pulls wire through conduit, with assistance from helper. Splices wires by stripping insulation from terminal leads with knife or piers, twisting or soldering wires together and applying tape or terminal caps. Connects wiring to fixtures and power equipment using hand tools. Installs control and distribution apparatus, such as switches, relays and circuit breaker panels, and fastens in place with screws or bolts using hand or power tools. Test continuity of circuit to insure electrical compatibility and safety of components using testing instruments such as ohmmeter, battery and buzzer and oscilloscope. Observes functioning of installed equipment or systems to determine hazards and need for adjustments, relocation or replacement. Disassembles and repairs defective electrical equipment or systems. Maintains tools and equipment. Responsible for observing and complying with all safety and project rules. Performs other duties as required.

    Requirements: HS Diploma or equivalent NCCER Certification as a Journeyman Electrician Minimum 3 years' experience as a journeyman MUST be able to distinguish colors. Knowledge of specific procedures, such as LOTO Local candidates strongly preferred. No relocation or per diem is authorized for these roles.

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