Comments for Benno & Mirjam in New Hampshire http://windycity.nl/eng English blog Sun, 16 May 2010 07:41:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on A mouse a coyote and a lot of boxes by wipipi http://windycity.nl/eng/?p=179&cpage=1#comment-3 wipipi Sun, 16 May 2010 07:41:49 +0000 http://windycity.nl/eng/?p=179#comment-3 Awesome! That was one scary moment! Hope to see coyotes one day :) Wipi Awesome! That was one scary moment!
Hope to see coyotes one day :)

Wipi

]]> Comment on Different states, different rules by david http://windycity.nl/eng/?p=146&cpage=1#comment-2 david Tue, 02 Mar 2010 23:07:59 +0000 http://windycity.nl/eng/?p=146#comment-2 Hi Mijam & Benno I'm glad that you feel that my workmanship is up par. it is a National Electrical Code requirement that I do respect (NEC 110.12 Mechanical execution of work). I must say, the conduit style of electrical construction is superior to the Romex* method that I am using. If this was the code for NH, the electrical costs for this project would easily triple if not more. Trust me, this is the recognized method thoughout New England. I take pride in my installations and want you to be happy with the finished results. I really appreciate the complements, communication is the key to get things done right. I like to use the phase (and most of the contractors that I work with know this), "proper prior planning prevents piss poor performance", or the P to the 7th power rule (P7). Progress is moving forward and looking good, your home is actually coming together. Yeah! Thanks Again, Dave (Grindstone Electrical Services) Hi Mijam & Benno

I’m glad that you feel that my workmanship is up par. it is a National Electrical Code requirement that I do respect (NEC 110.12 Mechanical execution of work). I must say, the conduit style of electrical construction is superior to the Romex* method that I am using. If this was the code for NH, the electrical costs for this project would easily triple if not more. Trust me, this is the recognized method thoughout New England. I take pride in my installations and want you to be happy with the finished results. I really appreciate the complements, communication is the key to get things done right. I like to use the phase (and most of the contractors that I work with know this), “proper prior planning prevents piss poor performance”, or the P to the 7th power rule (P7). Progress is moving forward and looking good, your home is actually coming together. Yeah!

Thanks Again,
Dave (Grindstone Electrical Services)

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