I also look at all the dates on stickers that are placed by past inspectors and handymen.

They cut the signs in half, take half and put one of their stickers on the remaining half.

Using Sears for home improvement is like going to the auto dealer and paying the full sticker price for a car.Also, have you already used the $1,500 energy saving tax credit?

Severely unkept yard, newspapers EVERYWHERE, several notices/stickers placed on the front door (something to do with the home being "winterized"), etc.So my question is, how do I go about finding the owner or getting in contact with SOMEONE pertaining to the house?

Leave all the stickers attached and the documents inside.

The house has stickers and signatures everywhere from the inspectors and the contractor that winterized the house even left his business card on the counter............My question is would I have any recourse and whats the probability that I would ever see any restitution?.........

Although it won't solve the bigger issue of why the house is not energy efficient, it will prevent the sticker shock of a $400 January bill.

I think this one was about due for the biohazard sticker!

I took these stickers and placed them at gas stations on every pump.

Anyone notice that almost every house with a orange "winterized" sticker on it has burst pipes?