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Steam Service Repair: 30 East 65th Street
30 East 65th Street, a 17-story, 67-unit cooperative in the Upper East Side Historic District of Manhattan, recently completed a Con Edison steam service...
...repair project. Stellmar Plumbing installed a new steam-flash/dilution tank and a new domestic hot water heater, installed a new exhaust fan for improved ventilation, replaced existing steam-pressure relief valves.installed new insulation on the new hot water heater, piping, valves and fittings, and applied a new vapor-barrier coating on all-new coldwater piping insulation. Rand Engineering & Architecture prepared the construction documents, obtained Con Edison approval and Department of Buildings and Landmarks Preservation Commission work permits, and provided construction administration. Rand’s Joseph Menasce was the project engineer. Robert Grant of Midboro Management oversaw the $130,000 project, which began in September 2007 and was completed in December.
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Posted by: Opera Lady
08/31/2010 07:24 pm
We have a leak situation. The individual's apt where the leak is located is a very difficult person. The contractor asked to have access to the apt. to Read More »
With so many buildings in our property management company's portfolio, it's always interesting to me to experience each board and the intricacies that Read More »
Posted by: Opera Lady
08/26/2010 06:14 pm
Ay - after the torrential rains on Sunday we had a NYC sewer backup into our garage. After investigating, it turns out that we have a broken sewer pipe! Read More »
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2008 Source Guide
Be sure to check out our 2008 Source Guide – chock-full of great resources for your board. It is available online, and you can also get your organization listed as a provider.




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