Your performance must be air tight.

A nice week-long vacation in many areas will run you $2500 once you tally air fare, hotel, food, and rental car so when you put it into perspective, the money you spent isn't that bad.

You will need to take it down if your lease says something like modifications are not permitted without first receiving permission from the landlord.You may have done a great job, but the porch used to be open air and it is now mostly opaque.  

Just FYI, I also require a 2-car garage, central air, and built after 1965.  

I tell them we use cozy, and that we verify income and past references.

He/She will know what to check before attempting to energize the panel.If you read the PCR - Property Condition Report - on the HUD listings, that's how their people do it: when there's no power, hook up a generator.The HUD inspectors also use air pressure to test the plumbing rather than risk having Niagara Falls indoors.

Since Dwolla is transitioning to an api and not a service, I'm looking at using cozy instead. 

As to the cold on the porch you can help with that by air sealing the interior of the porch.  

Hi AllWe are looking for an electrician in the Hudson County area to run trace heaters and insulate an exposed sprinkler pipe in an open air garage in Union City. 

I'm sure you can understand this was the LAST place I wanted to air my personal business out, my reputation means a lot to me, (clearly it's not too important to you) that's why I stated at the end of my post that I take full responsibility and I know I got myself in this situation.