No. There is not.

The answer you have already received is correct. Source: I manage Condos.

For an 18-24 year old guy, $325/month is probably what you’d be looking at for full coverage. Past 25, that rate can go down to $80-$100.

Honestly that’s what I’m wondering - maybe people in Hartford just don’t have furnaces and use boilers instead? I’ve never used an HVAC contractor before so it’s not possible to have been blacklisted.

Aiello is highway robbery. They will quote $4500 for a water heater replacement that should cost no more than $1500.

It seems that no smaller company wants to do business in Hartford, because it’s a “bad town,” and any larger company won’t work on just a single residential furnace. I had a plumber I used for years for literally thousands of properties, but he’s no longer available.

I used to manage 1500 apartments in the area. Most of Hartford is not great - it’s cheap for a reason. You’ll want to look for an apartment as close to West Hartford as possible, but just over the line on the Hartford side. Those areas tend to be just as good as West Hartford.

West Hartford is the better option.

I had the nearly the exact same experience with my Gen 2 Prius at the HomeDepot in Manchester. I ordered a pallet of flooring, the forklift operator brought the pallet outside and saw my Prius, and then refused to load it. So I took a case of flooring one at a time off the pallet, and filled up the entire car with it. The forklift operate just stared in disbelief as the Prius absorbed an entire pallet of flooring. Then I drove on I84 just fine.

I suppose if you get rid of all guns we don’t need gun laws.

Wouldn’t it make your job as a cop safer knowing that it would be less likely a civilian would have access to a firearm during a routine traffic stop, domestic altercation, or any response call?

I’m not arguing that illegal items can pass over the border, but that’s not an argument to not ban something. Should we just give up fighting illegal immigration and fully open our borders because some people get through illegally?

Yet I imagine you had no problem confiscating marijuana when it was illegal? 🤔

Again, it’s not going to be easy for the average criminal to obtain illegal guns that cross the border.

And no, we could do a gun return program over the period of three months. And yes, anyone who willfully breaks the law would be committing a felony. It’s similar to when slavery ended. Yes, all of a sudden it was federally against the law to own people and that would have been a felony to continue owning people.

I’m not asking for a Utopia - I’m asking for what countries like the UK or Australia have accomplished - having a reasonable assumption that it’s nearly impossible to find yourself in an armed conflict with another citizen.

It doesn’t matter how strict CT’s laws are if guns can easily be transported over the state border.

When guns are banned ordinary criminals can’t get access to them. Nobody is going to pull a gun on you in a road rage incident, or a domestic dispute, or an altercation out in public, or a local mugging, or robbery, or impulse school shooting. Sure, I’ll concede that extremely organized crime will be able to smuggle guns into the country, but I’m not concerned about encountering an organized crime ring in CT - and even if I did, I highly doubt whatever guns I would carry around with me daily would match the guns they would have at their disposal.

Why my right to be safe without a firearm is trumped by your right to a firearm.

Why I need to carry a firearm to avoid being disadvantaged by an assailant with easy access to firearms due to relaxed firearm regulations.

You keep deflecting the actual question.

So you’re saying I’m forced to carry a gun, to protect myself against people who choose to carry a gun, just to be on equal footing in a confrontation, all because some people refuse to pass laws to limit access to guns?

Why is my right to be safe without a firearm being taken away?

So would you feel safer as an unarmed person going up against an armed, or unarmed assailant?

Correlation does not equal causation.

Would you feel safer entering an armed confrontation, unarmed?

Are you saying that it’s safer for a non gun owner to be surrounded by people with guns, as opposed to being surrounded by people without guns?

Sacrificing the right to guns, to gain the right to safety is a small price to pay.

I wouldn’t know - it’s all extended family that own them.

It’s the pizza place next to the Blue Star car wash. They sold it a number of years ago though.

*Bianna’s

My family is close with the owner’s of Paul’s, but ours is Bianca’s Pizza in Rockville.