tigerbater

Bought a house last year with three phase commercial American Standard units. Condensers for both units are from 2007; however, one of the evaporators is from 2007 and the other from 2010. The 2007 units are R-22 and I believe the 2010 unit is R-410a.

I live in a home built in 1940 that was gutted post Katrina (first & second floor) wall and attic insulation added and the units perform well. I am on borrowed time but hope that I get a few extra years out of these units considering they are commercial. Does anyone have experience with a three phase unit?

This guy sounds like he's from the Political Board

Flowers Pinot Noir (~$50-55). One of thew few Pinots I will drink.

Not opposed to consulting with my plumber.

As far as piping goes, all plumbing in the house was replaced after Katrina, so hoping there are no issues there.

Looking for some direction here. I have two bathrooms I'd like to renovate. Scope would be as follows:

-remove old tile flooring and shower tile
-remove wall tile
-remove & replace stone vanity top
-remove/ replace tubs
-fabricate shower + glass

I plan to retain all plumbing as currently configured. My preference is to use my own plumber for the rough-ins. How would I go about getting a project like this done? I know of places in New Orleans (e.g. "Floor de lis" flooring) that do these projects but I'm not necessarily looking for a turn-key project. I have worked with a great GC who I would use again, but this does not seem large enough to warrant a GC. Any direction/recommendations are welcomed and appreciated!

On the Southshore, Poa Annua sprouted weeks ago.

Hamilton Khaki Field - there's quite a few in this collection.

Midway is trash.

Not a chance. He doesn’t align politically with the governor.

I'm looking to seed my Tiftuf Bermuda with Rye for the "winter" but would also like to apply granular preeemergent (dimension) in the next week or so. Has anyone done this combo with much success?