Like what? Not doubting, just curious.

Happened at our house couple years ago. Bad leg. Dominion wired up a temporary fix and came back a week or so later to trench a new line from the junction box nearby.

Definitely get someone to look at it and check voltages, partial power can cause a lot more issues than just a straight loss of power.

I remember it. Used to be on the left side of Masonic when driving from Nine Mile, before the railroad tracks, I believe.

LOL just passing on a thing or two I’ve learned over the years. Merry Christmas to you as well!

Just had a pipe burst in our house (luckily we were home) any plumber recs? 🫠

If it makes you feel better regarding the power bill, one space heater running at full on this weekends rates is only about …. Correction on my estimate, $4.32/day.

I line in a large apartment complex. Is there anything special we should do before leaving town?

Depends on what you're after. For a thick cut strip or porterhouse your best bets are Buckhead's or Bookbinder's. For a filet I'd say L'Oppossum. For a sous vide tenderloin it's Lemaire, no question.

I had a good experience at Soma

Wow. You sound like a real piece of shit. Bet your hair slicks back real nice

Avoid tobacco company. Went there a few months ago and my hubby and I each ordered steak. The cut was tough and was over cooked, chewy and not much flavor. I’ve had a better steak at outback.

If you want to splurge, Buckhead's and Bookbinder's are both great. If you want to splurge but spend less than you'd expect, try Lemaire at the Jefferson. They're all worth trying at least once.

Stella’s has a great steak with a red pepper compound butter.

Landlords are required to provide adequate heat per the Landlord Tenant Act https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title55.1/chapter12/section55.1-1220/

Also, here's a document with what to do when the landlord is required by law to make emergency repairs - specifically states no heat in the winter: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/content/uploads/sites/119/2017/05/LandlordTenant-1.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiMh4HF7JX8AhXyFVkFHY6qAzsQFnoECA8QBg&usg=AOvVaw1rofUFghoczPf6j_k_ZbrE

Although it sucks about no company they called willing to come out, I'm not sure if the law still cover you if you call any and every company yourself and stick the bill to your landlord.

Good luck!

You're not alone. These freezing temps are straining heat pumps and freezing pipes. So sorry this has happened to you. Is your landlord willing to pay for another heat source or a hotel room? https://cvlas.org/get-info/

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John Cranor is the best. Honest, thorough, and well informed.

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Talked to a city worker that was working the other day. Large areas of Richmond city water pressure may be slightly affected as the pipes can partially freeze hindering overall flow. However if in an apartment complex/townhouse /or even a home the main water line to and in the building, along with any number of the other distribution lines off of that is usually the culprit and needs time to thaw completely.

We used Advanced Home Inspection, would recommend.

I'm not gonna lie. I'm just sad. I'm happy for everyone else but truly... just sad.

John from HouseMaster was great for us. Very thorough, took the time to review his findings and was available for questions even after. His final report was detailed and organized with lots of reference photos.

You could get a replacement from chesterfield auto parts or pops pick n pay, if the shop will let you supply the part

Thanks! Maybe one day I can grow up to be as knowledgeable as you!

Merry Christmas!

Tylenol XXX