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Your Electrician Andrew is a Great Employee

Andrew was very kind and courteous and patient, communicating well and very clearly anytime I had a questions or concerns throughout the job. This job was not an easy one, and working alone he put in long hours , and on the second day he worked well into the evening to restore power to our house. For whatever reason PG&E was very difficult to deal with on our project, and it was an incredible struggle to get them to send out a technician to re-hook up our power, but regardless Andrew pursued them relentlessly, and was successful.

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Placer County (Auburn, Colfax, Loomis)Home Repair Help

You may not be aware that there are many programs available for low to moderate income household to move forward with needed home repairs. Each year Placer County (Auburn, Rocklin, Cool, New Castle, Loomis, Colfax) applies for various State and Federal grants from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME), Affordable Housing Trust Fund Program, and other grant programs. Placer County then provides these funds, in the form of low-interest loans.

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Low Flow Toilets, Do they Really Work?

The federal government decided that after 1994 toilets shouldn’t use any more than 1.6 gallons of water per flush. Manufacturers had to comply, but by most accounts their early efforts were a flop.

That was a decade and a half ago. The redesigned low-flow models that followed work as well or better than older models that used as much as 7 gallons of water per flush. There is, in fact, a joint U.S.-Canadian evaluation program called Maximum Performance (or MaP) that uses soybean paste encased in latex to see just how well these low-flow toilets work. And most of them work very well. Test results are easily accessible on the Internet.

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