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Originally Posted by king10
So do you know first hand that high energy consuming utilities were installed at 275 King or are you basing that on what happened at 508 Mohawk and making the assumption that since its the same person its the same deal?
When you say "the person who renovated" are you referring to Dennis Vranich?
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I have not personally viewed the units at 275 King however I am led to the assumption based on a few things.
-the pictures in the gallery showing the heat/AC unit are the same style which was installed at 508 Mohawk, I do have first hand knowledge of the installation there
- there are many similarities in the feature/amenity descriptions of both properties including most importantly, the spray-foam insulation, on-demand water heater and LED lighting
- both projects are the work of Dennis Vranich, in fact work was originally supposed to happen on 275 King as 508 Mohawk was wrapping up
I should be clear that I do not have an opinion of Dennis Vranich and this posting should not be regarded as any commentary on him directly. I have met him once and I know others that have been around him on a more regular basis but I would not say that I have had enough dealings concerning him to have an opinion.
Rather, this posting is born out of the frustration that I saw others go through due to the heat/AC and water heater units at 508 Mohawk and perhaps that makes my original post and this one out of line.
I am all for the very tasteful renovations that were done on both these properties however the spirit of my original post was that I'd hate to see more people misled or stuck with utility bills that would be more appropriate for a 2000 sq. ft. home.