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PART 7

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“ The Team you Need to Know ” Well, I pretty much laid the groundwork for codes and inspections as players on the home project team.  I like to refer…

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“ But They Came Highly Recommended by my Neighbor! ” Well damn, you’re still here?  Excellent!  Let’s open the door by discussing the players normally involved in any significant home…

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“ A Solution is not necessarily the Solution ” At this point, as if you didn’t know, the home of today is a very complicated thing with lots of moving…

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“What Houses share with Cars” If you managed to forge through my introductory Blogs, and you’ve come back, I’ll assume you’re interested in what I might have to say. Hopefully,…

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PART 3 – INTRODUCTION Influences

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“It Ain’t the House You Grew Up In” After a diverse pre-teen upbringing with my Dad, at age 13 I began junior high school in Florida in 1972. The state…

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“It Ain’t the House You Grew Up In” ….or, “How I got to this place with things to say”.  Dad was a brilliant man and my inspiration. The quintessential Depression…

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“It Ain’t the House You Grew Up In”  For the foreseeable future I’d like to help those of you interested to understand the complexities of a modern dwelling and how…

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    Nemo Platt

    IN MEMORIAM

    Ambassador Emeritus
    Passing in Dec. of 2017, Nemo was Habitations’ oldest associate with over 91 (dog) years at his post. Nemo began his tenure with the company as a security guard at the age of 7 (49).  As the years passed, his ambition and loyalty never went unappreciated or unnoticed. Nemo held his position as Head of Security and ultimately rose to Director of Quality Control.  A position he held until the age of 98. Nemo rejected retirement and was always seen in the office reviewing plans and protecting the staff from a stream of threats to include Fedex drivers, Postal workers or UPS drivers. One of his favorite activities was clients reception and warming their feet during consultations. The office intensely feels his absence and misses the presence of floating dog hair, dog beds and the calming aroma of kibble.  There is truly a void in our midst that cannot be filled.