I'm contractor in irrigation. 125 Hunter Pro-C installed (50 REPLACED) I have no support by Hunter. Do you have a problems with your Hunter Pro-C?

Cheri I just had to ck in - I am so sorry this is your experience - talk about taking the wind out of your sails - this guy really has done that and then some. I agree w/the above - hold the GC's feet to the fire, as you know I have Kennebec cabs -I had the plumber come in to install the gas to the range - He told me he had to cut a whole in the side or back of the drawer for the shut off valve. Oh, no sorry - no cuts in my cabs - I went to Town Hall to inquire about the code for shut off - So very glad I had a discussion w/the building inspector who said that was actually an outdated code (to be w/in easy reach), the newer code did not require that - if there is a gas leak are you going to search for the shut off? No, I'm high tailing it out In any event - I have a nearly 90 yr old home - My kitchen was gutted - I went through painstaking efforts w/GC, Liz,& flooring subs to get the measurements right - after all we are starting from scratch - clean pallette & have specs on virtually everything going on and in the kitchen - I even made the GC's sub take out the wooden thresholds they put between 2 casement openings - as the old floors & new were even - why the threshold! Do not settle for anything less than what you truly want, which may be difficult to see right now. You have had a long arduous road to get to this point, why would you settle now? I realize you must be getting "get there itis" and would like your home to yourself - but you don't want to be cooking Thanksgiving Turkey in Nov regretting decisions you make now. I hate the thought of the cabs being cut and the floor joists be cut I really think is not wise - I had to change plumbing runs & put in new LVL's sistered to existing joists based on the prior plumbing cuts into the joists Push on the GC - put your thoughts/facts/concerns into writing - have a mtg -Do not give him a red cent until you are satisfied with the "fix" - Keep Liz & KD in the loop - you never know who may come up w/the solution & Kennebec has expertise in old homes Best to you enjoy a lovely weekend -

Plenty of windows = great natural light. Have you considered moving your tv to the opposite wall to the right of the door as you enter? It might be worth considering even it requires some wiring/cable changes because, although deep furniture against that wall would impede foot traffic a tv could fit above your bookcase left of that center window and doing that would give you three walls against which you could add furnishings because you likely could place individual chairs in front of the two bookcases beside the fireplace without a problem. Make those chairs smaller and light weight so that if you actually use your fireplace, you could move them back from the heat. Would not ordinarily recommend a sectional because they can seriously limit furniture placement options. Sectionals can be difficult to move for cleaning and if one part of the sofa is worn or damaged, the entire sofa, for all intents and purposes, is worn or damaged. Besides, no one really likes sitting in a seat without an armrest for an extended time anyway. All that said, if you frequently (emphasis on frequently) have a lot of visitors and, because of the fireplace and because of the number of doorways on the interior wall where you cannot place a second sofa without blocking a doorway, a single large "L" shaped sofa might be worth considering to replace your two current sofas -- but skip the lounger part. Instead, and in lieu of a coffee table, consider an ottoman that might do dual duty as an additional seat. With the French doors, you could place a chair or end table in front of one of them and only use the other. Otherwise, you need chairs rather than sofas for that interior wall so people can walk between them to get to the doors.

I recently had some real issues myself. I had recently changed my email, but to change it they had to email a signin to the old account and then I could open the link to make the change. Problem was I had so many emails in the other account that it wouldn’t even open it. So round and round we went. I finally got it straightened out and when my new email went through I lost all of my idea books that I had saved! Now I am going back and recovering some of them, but what a pain! one of the problems I learned is there is no number for technical support of any kind.