On Oct 31, 6:28 pm, Jerry wrote:
This same builder also managed to not notice that the drywall crew had
drywalled over the air conditioner return ductwork. Friend noticed the
AC wasn't putting out much air, they sent the AC contractor, whose
first question was "Where's the return?"

That all? Heck, the contractor could build highways in CT.

"An independent audit of the project in late 2006 revealed that over
300 storm drains installed by the now-defunct L.G. DeFelice
Construction Company, were either filled with sand, were improperly
installed, or were connected with pipes that led to nowhere. In
addition to the faulty storm drains, officials discovered light
fixtures with defective mounting brackets when one of the fixtures
fell off of its support pole and onto the highway. Inspectors also
discovered the structural steel for an overpass was not properly
installed, raising serious questions about the bridge's structural
integrity."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connect...cal_corruption

But wait.... there's more....

"Contract E/E1: Reconstruction of I-95/I-91/Route 34 Interchange
Estimated Start Date: January 2008
Estimated Completion Date: September 2013
....
General Project Information
Contract E/E1
Contract E1 has been awarded to L.G. DeFelice of North Haven,
Connecticut and is valued at $13.1 million. "
http://www.rideworks.com/i95info.htm#b