Problem-8 was first uncomfortable talking to us, but then he got warmed up at the end as we were fixing/cleaning around the house.

The warm color scheme we used on this house really came through beautifully.

If so, it will considerably more efficient than an older draft/convectional flue heater and will not suck warm air from the conditioned space for combustion.  

I told her I was going to use my father's fiance as my real estate agent because she was going to give me back her fee as a house warming present...really nice. 

Given the likelihood that executive action is very likely before 2017 to stop global cooling/warming/climate change/disruption, I don't see wage inflation causing much of an issue for the next two years.  

Not knowing who your HVAC person or firm is up here, I'd be very curious as to IF the city of Milwaukee DNS (Dept of Neighborhood Services-where all of the inspectors, city planners, etc work) or even the state of WI in any capacity has any other suggestions OR if there's any outside chance that when someone mentions "yeah, we're going to replace the current central heating system (which I'd sure as heck assume must be gas or MIGHT be still heating oil if it was never retrofitted or replaced since way back when) with electric baseboard heat" if they're going to suddenly have steam pouring out of their ears or some other cartoon character type reaction, because as I'm sure everyone knows, it gets damn cold up here every winter (especially compared to Cape Coral where it is warm enough to have all of those canals all over) Not only is electric heat WAY more expensive than gas heat now, IF the new EPA regs that are blatantly designed to make life hell and skyrocket bills for states heavily reliant on coal for generating electricity (like here in WI!)

Thank you all for the warm welcome!

All good targets, although the spillover heat from Seattle is warming them up a bit too.

Thanks for the warm intros, everyone!

Also it would literally suck the warm air out of the house and we found issues with the chimney.