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Kevin Germino
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Local Milwaukee Crank. YIMBY. Bikes are the future. Buses are good actually Unrelated to anything I’ll likely post here I’m a Salesforce Architect open to work
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And as absurd as that sounds on its face (not to you, I know), consider that most multifamily buildings already have a centralized meter room (often near the garage) where every unit unit is already connected. It’s probably less work to run individual circuits to the garage than to the units

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My last apartment was the opposite the meter room was central to all the units the garages were at the far end of both wings of an L shaped building so milage may vary

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Yeah, assuming meters were in a location like that, tapping straight from them could make this even easier. I don't know enough to know which is less-intensive overall, but the main point I'll always be making is that electricity is amazing and incredibly flexible. Options abound!

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Not to mention that a number of buildings by me have a collection of 50+ gas meters all together on one side of the building. There’s 50+ individual gas pipes fanning out (often to the opposite side) behind the walls too

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Kevin Germino
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Local Milwaukee Crank. YIMBY. Bikes are the future. Buses are good actually Unrelated to anything I’ll likely post here I’m a Salesforce Architect open to work
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