Fairhope Holdings LLC

01/20/2025

04/26/2024

We are proud to support Jacob Begenwald Racing !

It's Friday, so you can all guess what that means! Fab 4 Friday at Lernerville Speedway ! Come on out and root for 3J! After 2 rough starts this race season with "new" car gremlins the bugs should be worked out. Stop by and say "hi" pit side, or in the Fairhope Holdings LLC box #33!

02/25/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-79SAtsPUU

Alabama is known for many things, but a beautiful and wealthy waterfront town doesn't usually come to mind. Join me as we meet up with some locals in Fairhop...

01/02/2024

The 2024 calendar for garbage pickup from Waste Management. Please note the dates highlighted in yellow are the bulk item days, and dates in red are an observed holiday.

11/30/2023

Budget wisely. This will be effective rent rates on units in which we pay gas / gas hot water....

10/29/2023

Free Covid test kits:

COVID Home Tests | USPS

06/03/2023

TENANT REMINDER: There is NO OPEN BURNING at any of our rental properties!

04/21/2023

Mackland Manor Residents! Kittanning Borough

Street sweeping season…. Notices started early Tuesday morning and will continue on each sweeping night until May 2, 2023. Actual tickets will be issued starting May 2, 2023. Please mark your calendars…. If you have new neighbors that move in during the season, please let them know about the schedule.

01/26/2023

For out Kittanning Boro area tenants....

A Kittanning Borough Police Dept. officer is warning business owners and store employees to be on the lookout for fake $20 bills.

12/22/2022

TENANTS:

As you are well aware of, the next few days are predicted to be ridiculously cold with wind chills well below zero. As the news has been saying there is a high risk for plumbing pipes to freeze in these situations. Please hold on to this letter, and follow these tips each and every time it gets really cold out.

I have a few suggestions that hopefully will avoid any issues from coming up in your house.

#1 allow faucets in sinks and tubs/ showers to drip (hot and cold water). Just a few drips per second. Just a very minor flow of water keeps the water flowing and the pipes hopefully will not freeze. This will use next to no water, so there will be no impact on your water bill. Again this is just a very slow run of the pipes. Also, every hour or so when you think about it flush the toilet. If the toilet is flushed every once in a while again you will keep water moving in the pipes, which eliminates freezing. Do this at all sinks/ tubs in your house. If you are up during the night be sure to flush toilet then also.

#2 open cabinet doors under sinks. If you open the cabinet doors under the sink the warm air from the house will circulate better, again reducing the risk of freezing.

#3 if you have an outside hose connection, be 100% sure it is shut off and the outside valve is open. On the inside of the house in the basement there should be a shut off valve close to the hose connection. If you shut it off inside and then open the house connection outside the small amount of water in the line will flow out and then the line will be empty, therefore nothing will be able to freeze.

If you have any questions or concerns about the coming weather and your house, please email or call me. Please follow these procedures anytime the weather or wind chill is going to be really cold.

If you find that any of your plumbing pipes freeze in the next few days or anytime for that matter, do not use a hair dryer or anything to thaw them out. Contact me and I will advise as to the steps to take. Sometimes the pipe breaks when frozen and if you use a hairdryer you will thaw the line and then water will shoot out all over the house causing damage.

Stay safe and warm in the coming days.

12/01/2022

HOPEFULLY AVOID FROZEN PIPES.
I post this every year. I send this to all tenants via text on days when weather to be crazy cold like tonight/ tomorrow. hope it helps.
As you are well aware of, the next few days are predicted to be ridiculously cold with wind chills well below zero. As the news has been saying there is a high risk for plumbing pipes to freeze in these situations. Please hold on to this letter, and follow these tips each and every time it gets really cold out.
I have a few suggestions that hopefully will avoid any issues from coming up in your house.
#1 allow faucets in sinks and tubs/ showers to drip (hot and cold water). Just a few drips per second. Just a very minor flow of water keeps the water flowing and the pipes hopefully will not freeze. This will use next to no water, so there will be no impact on your water bill. Again this is just a very slow run of the pipes. Also, every hour or so when you think about it flush the toilet. If the toilet is flushed every once in a while again you will keep water moving in the pipes, which eliminates freezing. Do this at all sinks/ tubs in your house. If you are up during the night be sure to flush toilet then also.
#2 open cabinet doors under sinks. If you open the cabinet doors under the sink the warm air from the house will circulate better, again reducing the risk of freezing.
#3 if you have an outside hose connection, be 100% sure it is shut off and the outside valve is open. On the inside of the house in the basement there should be a shut off valve close to the hose connection. If you shut it off inside and then open the house connection outside the small amount of water in the line will flow out and then the line will be empty, therefore nothing will be able to freeze.
If you have any questions or concerns about the coming weather and your house, please email or call. Please follow these procedures anytime the weather or wind chill is going to be really cold.
If you find that any of your plumbing pipes freeze in the next few days or anytime for that matter, do not use a hair dryer or anything to thaw them out. Contact me and I will advise as to the steps to take. Sometimes the pipe breaks when frozen and if you use a hairdryer you will thaw the line and then water will shoot out all over the house causing damage.
Stay safe and warm in the coming months.