Renovation of a residential development in Mobile, Alabama. Completed plans call for the renovation of a residential development.

Electrical o Perform all electrical work per the local code and pay for all permits and fees. o Install a new 200-amp service. This includes the rigid service mast, entrance head, and breaker-box with breakers. All are to be new, unused material. o Install a new electrical panel inside of house. Panel must have at least (6) spare places. o Install a hard-wired carbon monoxide detector in a central location. (A plug-in detector that can be removed or unplugged is not acceptable.) o Install AC/DC tandem wired smoke detectors in a central location, one (1) in each sleeping room, on each additional story of the dwelling, including basements, but not including crawl spaces and uninhabitable attics. o Repair all collateral damage caused by this modification to finish quality. Heating and Air Conditioning Replacement o Install a new gas heating and air conditioning system (Goodman, Nutone, or equivalent.) o The new unit shall be sufficient to properly heat and cool the entire house. o It shall be the contractor's responsibility to ensure that the new unit is properly sized. o New unit shall be high efficiency, minimum of 14 SEER. o Install all duct work necessary to ensure proper heating and cooling in all areas of house. o Ensure that all ductwork is well supported and properly strapped in place. o Ensure that return grille is installed correctly, working properly, and of adequate size. o Install all new supply registers to each inhabitable room, including kitchen and bathrooms. o Insure attic is insulated to R-30 after all necessary repairs are done. o Homeowner shall be supplied with 12 additional filters and informed on the changing of filters and the frequency with which they should be changed. o Install a new properly matched thermostat from a recognizable manufacturer. o A properly sized manufactured condensing unit pad must be used. o Pad must be level. o Contractor must educate homeowner on proper operation and maintenance of new unit. o Manufacturer's consumer literature on the unit must be left with the Homeowner along with warranty information on the unit. o The contractor shall include all items necessary to ensure the proper operation of this unit. These include all connectionsto the gasservice, electrical disconnect, and electricalservice to the unit. If you have any questions, you can call Ginny Kirby at 251-208-6297. ** Please make sure to accommodate homeowners and be considerate of their time and families. Any complaints received will be considered and may result in a bid not being awarded to a particular contractor. ** Appointments are encouraged and preferred. If you are a new Contractor and are interested in bidding with our program, please contact Ginny Kirby at 251-208-6297. All Contractors must submit the required documentation to be registered in our program before any jobs can be awarded.