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To: deport
Direct hits have to be defined. Lots of the area over many miles will be damaged and some severely. It may take much longer to get power restored and it if you have home damage then you may have even much longer before the home is habitable.

We live in an unincorporated part of Palm Beach county... about 2 miles from the end of the major East/West road that leads toward town. After that it's swampland and nothingness. So, I expect our power could be among the last in the area to get restored.

When I spoke with the HOA about what they need, I was told that several folks have been doing this, so yes, finding others and talking to them is a good idea. I know of one neighbor who has a gigantic unit on his house... it looks like and industrial unit. I think he's a retired NFL guy so money isn't a big deal for him...he has the best maintained house in the whole place.

42 posted on 03/10/2017 9:36:26 AM PST by Cementjungle
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To: Cementjungle

Good luck with whatever you decide to do. The 10 days or so is probably a good
estimate to get most of the utility power back online. But the next question
becomes at what stage can the home owner connect back to the grid to use the
power. It make take weeks for homes to be repaired so they can use the power.


52 posted on 03/10/2017 9:49:10 AM PST by deport
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