Here Come the Fuzz
Yesterday afternoon, I had a DirecTV installer working at my house on cable issues. He was parked out front. About mid-afternoon, a police car starts cruising around the neighborhood. The car came to a stop right next to my installer, and the officer inside started talking to my installer. I saw all of this from the window.
So, I high-tailed it outside to see what was up. When I got within ear-shot, my installer said, “Here’s the guy you need to talk to.” (Gulp.)
So the officer says, “Are those solar panels on your roof?”
(Whew!)
For the cheap rate and it is an effective medicine for ED: * This is a non prescription and a FDA approved which gives a misconception in your mind that you can start using the medicine Kamagra whenever you want and it is not really important to consult the physician as there is no need of having the prescription for the disease. pill sildenafil learningworksca.org cialis levitra online Not all the medicines are best and give away the best results to the man. Afterwards viagra cialis online strain it and add 1 tablespoon of honey in it. It boosts cialis prescription cost blood flow and strengthens reproductive organs.
I proceeded to explain a bit about them and their costs. It turns out that the officer lives a few blocks from me, has been considering panels, and recently noticed mine. He had questions about costs and who installed it. I gave him the name of my solar installer and the address for this website.
So, for Officer Jones (his real name – might be Corporal or Sergeant, I wasn’t paying attention), here are your links.
The panels were installed by Jersey Solar, LLC (website). The total cost was $52,000 but the state rebate pays about 70%, so my cost was about $16,000. Click the Major Event Entries link to the left for an index to articles and pictures of the whole process. If you need anything else, please feel free to e-mail me at the link on the left.
Web Stuff
