You should verify the "hay" species. Often times annual rye will be added to a mixture as the rye is a good starter and helps shelter the other seed. So long as rye is not applied ridiculously thick it often enhances the germination of other seed. If it is annual rye simply mow it in the spring before it seeds. Even it goes to seed it usually succumbs to "weeds" and will not return like it was orginally planted.

If you walk through the door of the bedroom, the zig-zag starts on the far back wall and comes towards the door. The bed will be placed on the side-wall to left of the door. While the bed won't be directly over the zig-zag pattern but the bed will block the view of some of the pattern when looking into the room from the door.

Find out what your temperature split is / Temperature drop / Delta T. Take a temperature measurement at your return where your air filter is. Record that. Now take other temps from your supply vent(s). Subtract your air return temp from 1 supply vent temp. This measurement should be 15 to 20 degrees difference. I like to see 20 or as close as possible to that. Humidity? If humidity is elevated or high then temperature is only part of it. Buy yourself a way to measure humidity. Realize humidity can get re-introduced to the structure if AC turns off and blower keeps running. If humidity is above 55% your discomfort may have more to do with that part of the equation. (I live in a humid climate myself today I'm at 42% RH.) These two Humidity readings above the Left side was indoor / The right was outdoor. Humidity will fluctuate when taking readings give it some time. Placing it in kitchen, bathroom or laundry room could give elevated readings that might be normal depending a host of various variables. Because you have 3 thermostats leads me to believe you have a zoned system. Builders in my experience rarely get zoning right. Nest thermostats can "sometimes" be more of a problem than a "honest" solution. You'll need to do some sleuthing and or creating alot of noise to get things situated to your liking. Builders are waiting for that warranty period to run out. Probably more so for you because you've already had them out on what sounds like more than once. If the inside equipment is on, you feel hot --- what is the AC condenser on the outside doing? Walk out there and look. If the machine is running the air blowing out the top should feel warmer than the outdoor air. If it's not the compressor is probably not running / or refrigerant issues. Just because you see the outdoor condenser fan running, don't assume the compressor is running. Keep at it, once that warranty period is up the builders in my experience are long gone after that.

just curious why it should be "after"? If your painter was able to tape over fresh caulking, more credit to him/her/them! ************** Bry911 What you are describing here seems like a mistake by him and an acceptable resolution should be paid by him, which you indicated that he was. The OP says it's a cost plus contract, so she paid. Unhappily. In our current build, we've been hit with unexpected costs well over C$100K due to soil conditions, architect, surveyor, engineer and carpentry errors. I can only imagine trying to explain those to a client! Brickloader mired in mud. ( All four drive wheels spinning.) Bobcat rescue, C$700. Removing the mud, re-cutting the drive and re-gravelling--C$20K. Corner shoring (portion only) C$180 per foot. Trenching back yard for roof drainage, including 2 drywells. One week, C$14K. On the plus side, those unexpected costs have incentivized us to seek better prices on the remaining contracts!