That mentality only begot more violence.What I ment was it is only in taking the time to understand them that we can do more to prevent that type of mentality.Thanks for the sarcasim though I did get a laugh.

@jay @Jay Hinrichs It's good to hear from you, I always value your intake.

As I mentioned, I'm not interested in taking on a client and doing a custom home.

Knowing what you want your monthly lead intake to look like would be the best place to start.

If you have adequate mechanical ventilation in your bathroom - a bath fan and/or HRV recovery intake - you do not need an operable window, especially over a tub w/ shower.

Direct vented heaters (and hot water heaters) can also be used to avoid this issue, as they will directly draw air in from the outside (intake pipes are required to be located close to exhaust pipes to avoid air pressure differentials).3.

This includes the outside termination and the connections at and internal to the furnace.Combustion gases must be analyzed and compared to the unit specifications.The blower access door needs to be checked to make sure it makes a tight seal at the furnace.The fresh air intake grills and louvers need to be checked for blockage.The heat exchanger needs to be inspected for rust and corrosion.The burners need to be checked for proper ignition, burner flame and flame sense.The drainage system needs to be checked for blockage and/or leakage.

Automate it fully.As far as marketing, make sure you have an intake form on your site, build your credibility, work on your back end systems and processes and make sure you're ready to scale.

Jason Haney I would be interested in taking a look

@Bill Coleman If they are to grow in the basement, then you will need to work with them to construct a purpose built room - preferably one with a vapour barrier between it and the rest of the house and with its own air intake and exhaust.