Paul the Wood Floor Guy, aka Paul of Unlimited Hardwood Floors finished up late Friday night. 55 year-old hardwood floors shine up pretty nice, eh?
More pictures after the jump.
Paul the Wood Floor Guy, aka Paul of Unlimited Hardwood Floors finished up late Friday night. 55 year-old hardwood floors shine up pretty nice, eh?
More pictures after the jump.
Here’s the third part of the September 2009 sold homes report for Babylon Village. You can find parts one and two here and here.


When I first checked for FiOS availability here at the Fairfield, it was a no go. I was a little disappointed, but I figured it was because I was living in an apartment building. But last week I checked for FiOS in my new house and it’s it not available there either. What’s up with that?
Frankly, I’m not sure that I’d switch. The FiOS HDTV signal is supposed to be better because it’s less compressed than Cablevision/Optimum, but getting FiOS means dealing with the Verizon pit of despair for billing, service and technical support.
I did some research and found that Verizon came to a deal for the FiOS service with the Town of Babylon in 2008. Is there a separate agreement they need to reach with our little village?
Anyone know what the real deal is? Come on, fess up!
Like I said in the last post, I’m chopping September’s sold home into three posts. For those of you who are interested, here’s part 1
This middle section of three homes doesn’t interest me much, so my commentary will be brief to nonexistent. As always, feel free to leave your impressions in the comment section.

There were some questions about these on some other posts, so I figured I’d share what I know, which isn’t much.
They’re making some nice progress. I see them every day on my way to work. Georgia Westcott is listing them and she’s got a website up with more info.
The site lists the prices as starting as $559K, but there’s no floor plans or model descriptions. I’m not sure if there’s more than one model. The site is a little unclear on the subject.
I assume these are going to be very high-end on the inside, but $559K seems like a lot for an attached townhouse with a scenic view of the Babylon train station.