To the best of my knowledge (and several other good sources), there is NO law in California that a pool must be pre-plumbed for solar heating. However, local building codes and common building practices may vary. I would simply call your local city or county building department and check the building codes for your local area. Pre-Plumbing for solar heating may or may not be included in the price. Check with your contractor or installer to find out if it is included. Here is another good link to review: http://www.sdenergy.org/ContentPage.asp?ContentID=134&SectionID=120&SectionTarget=44 That being said, it may be a VERY good idea to pre-plumb your pool for solar heating. Solar heat has many great advantages and continues to gain popularity for Pool Heating, especially in sunny California. Hope this helps ... Yes - the system much be plumbed such that there is sufficient space/clearance to add the valves and pipes to roof for a future solar install. No added cost - law is just to make sure the physical layout of the original pipes allows for the addition of solar in the future.
yes it is included sometimes.
no or it included in the price stated
Every cruise is different.
Maybe
No advertisement expenses are not included in selling price because selling expenses are not part of product cost rather these are period cost.
a clause in a contarct that automatically increases wages to account for increases in the price level
When the consumer price index increases
Yes
The price for shipping a motorcycle from California to Florida varies by the shipping company. A price between $500-$1000 can usually be found though.
It is only in the gross price that brokerage/commission amount will be shown in the invoice.
The dumbbells are not included in the price, but one perk about this item is that you have a few different color options that you can order it in, rather than just the plain white.
In California, about $1.50/lb.