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Old 04-18-2007, 10:11 PM
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Broward Homeowners Get 'Green' Home Makeovers - NBC6.net
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Broward Homeowners Get 'Green' Home Makeovers
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Re: Broward Homeowners Get 'Green' Home Makeovers - NBC6.net
Brian,
Just so you know, that isn't exactly the best part of town. In fact, you don't really want to mill about after dark there!

The houses themselves need more than a few improvements. Most of those homes had under serviced electric, no central air and grossly inefficient widows. Not to mention that most are ravenged with termites.

A bulldozer would probably be a better way to improve on the electric bills, followed by a new, energy efficient home!
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