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Bridlewood Estates Property Owner’s Association (P.O.A.) Grounds Maintenance Request For Proposal (RFP)

Bridlewood Estates Property Owner’s Association is seeking a landscaping company that will provide the services listed in this RFP.

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    WINTER WEATHER ALERT!!!

    Locating your house valve…

  • Your house valve is typically located on the outside of your home. It may be in the front, on the side or in the backyard.
  • Look for a hose-bib (outside faucet) next to your home with a pipe coming up from the ground.
  • Located on that pipe between the ground and the hose bib is a valve. This is the house valve.
  • Typically, the house valve will have a wheel or a straight handle for turning.

    Operating your house valve...

    Your house valve can be one of two types: a gate valve or a ball valve.

  • Gate valves are operated by turning the wheel clockwise until the water is off.
  • Ball valves are operated by turning the handle a quarter turn clockwise until the water is off.

    To verify the water is off, turn on the hose-bib next to the house valve. As you turn the house valve off, the water from the hose-bib should stop. To turn the water back on, either turn the gate valve counterclockwise or turn the ball valve a quarter turn counterclockwise.

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