Their products, services and installation include lighting and thermostat controls, home theaters and media rooms, networks, audio systems, and the electrical services you may need to operate these in older homes or buildings.
It's interesting that the RadioShack space will continue to be destination for home electronics with this new venture.
Meanwhile, you may notice that the whole retail center around the store has gotten a makeover with new blue awnings.
You're such a Douche Robert Dyer - I really dislike you.
ReplyDelete5:10: How many #RiemerTantrums do you average a day?
DeleteThe awnings and new lighting have been up for a few months. Lipstick on a pig, but certainly better than before. This little building needs to be knocked down and built up with more density. Too bad TD is going in next door. All this right next to a county lot. Such a wasted opportunity.
ReplyDelete5:10 #2 Agreed. Lots should have been joined and public parking incorporated into garage of a new building.
DeleteNotice how Dyer not only omits any mention of Maple Beer and Wine and Reiko Kitchen and Bath, but even takes the photos of the awnings from an angle such that their signs cannot be read.
ReplyDeleteI guess they declined to pay him protection money.
Lol at the idea of Dyer physically protecting anyone.
ReplyDelete7:23: Double "LOL" at you, the biggest coward in Montgomery County, typing that from behind your keyboard and the skirts of your equally unmanly angel investors. You're the guy always cowering in the corner at County Council hearings, and then taking shots at me from your keyboard the next day, girly man.
Delete7:23 You might wanna deal with that ... mold circumstance. It's starting to resemble a mullet.
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