On hotter days I tend to keep the fan running on my unit to keep the air circulating which keeps the temperature more even throughout the house.

It never occurred to me that I would have to pay for the replacement, but the tenants are now asking if I could pay, because it might have been caused by, according to them, an act of god (temperature).

Temperatures this past winter caused the pipes to burst resulting to water bill around $1,500.

(Lake Shasta, Whiskeytown Lake, Sacramento River) From "Best Places: July is the hottest month for Redding with an average high temperature of 96.9°, which ranks it as warmer than most places in California.

He did most of his own maintenance and he said dealing with the boiler was a pain in the rear - from not only maintenance but constant calls from tenants unhappy with the water temperature. 

Now, I can do a lot of things with the space, however, as it is dry, has a loading dock, is at least temperature controlled (might be climate controlled as the building has been used for document storage for a decade), and has a dry fire suppression system installed and working.

The look on our realtors faces were priceless - I had a couple blank contracts in my portfolio so we wrote it up at 4pm outside... almost freezing as the temperature is in the low 40's.  10 minutes of paperwork and the originals are at my abstract now.

I'm unfamiliar with building codes in Chicago but in Massachusetts where I do HVAC work we cannot allow the tank to be less than 120 degrees as below that temperature bacteria can grow in the tank.

It's more affected by temperature swings and many installers don't take this into account - leading to buckling.

We put a thorough description in our welcome letter, our digital guidebook and our hardcopy guidebook, that explains the pool temperature situation.