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    Groton Utilities

    3.4 (5 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    1 year ago

    Friendly customer service reps and very little time on hold when you call. Can't beat that.

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    Spicer Gas

    Spicer Gas

    (23 reviews)

    I ordered a propane fill-up online and thought I did everything right, but I didn't get the usual…read moreemail confirmation. I forgot to make a followup call to check on this, and when I did, Spicer had no record of the order. However, Kris in the office got right on it, and despite the very busy demand for gas, I got my fill-up just before the big cold snap Saturday. I've found Spicer to be very responsive to our orders and have been great servicing our ventless gas fireplace and space heater as well as our tanks for heating and cooking.

    This Company and its owner are a Fraud. If your choose to do business with them buyer beware. Due…read moreto their wealth, political affinations, and entitlement they believe and stand by the statement that they are NOT REQUIRED to ADHEAR to the CT Home Improvement ACT or any other Connecticut Law Building Code Statute etc. However, Case law not Spicer Law has been set in stone and although Spicer has force others to settle out of court and sign NDA's for explosions, oil leaks, damages, fires, multi year law suits, etc. Spicer is not licensed or Registered as REQUIRED by DCP. They sent unlicensed workers to my property, never finished the work, refused to finished, and caused installed hundreds of feet of gas lined not to manufactures specification. Which were then never bonded and grounded. The property nearly exploded. They have been well aware of all the damages which they have documented. Yet, they continue to peruse litigation to ruin my life, finances, and health. I AM ONE OF A FEW PROPERTY OWNER THEY HAVE DONE THIS TO. The below Case Law is one of Many that Spicer Gas wants to Ignore as they continue to defraud customers. New England Custom Concrete, LLC v. Carbone, 102 Conn. App. 652 (2007). "" For this proposition, the plaintiff relies on this court's holding in Avon Plumbing & Heating Co. v. Fey, 40 Conn. App. 351, 358, 670 A.2d 1318 (1996), that "[t]he purpose of the Home Improvement Act is to ensure that home improvements are performed by qualified people." The plaintiff's reliance on Avon Plumbing & Heating Co. v. Fey, supra, 40 Conn. App. 358, is misplaced. That case involved the applicability of General Statutes § 20- 428 (4), which provides an exemption from the writing requirements of the Home Improvement Act for services performed by "any person holding a current professional or occupational license . . . ." (Internal quotation marks omitted.) Id., 353 n.3. The question [*664] for the court was whether an exemption that permits licensed plumbers [***19] to enforce oral home improvement contracts also permits such an action by a corporation that employs licensed plumbers. Id., 353." This court's interpretation of the statutory exemption as including a corporate employer provides no authority for exempting the plaintiff in this case from the [**341] writing requirements of § 20-429. If every registered home improvement contractor were deemed to be a person holding a "professional or occupational license," this limited exception would swallow the rule. The plaintiff's proposed construction of § 20-428 (4) would not only be inconsistent with the principles generally governing remedial statutes; see Fojtik v. Hunter, 265 Conn. 385, 392-93, 828 A.2d 589 (2003); but would also be irreconcilable with § 20-429 (f), which unambiguously provides that failure to comply with subdivisions (6) and (7) of § 20-429 (a) makes a home improvement contract unenforceable.

    Bill Memorial Library

    Bill Memorial Library

    (2 reviews)

    I can't say enough about this library. It's so beautiful inside and out. It's always meticulously…read moremaintained. All of the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. I have so many fond memories visiting this library as a child and getting to see the mummy hand in the attic. The children's programs are excellent, we look forward to attending every week!

    A library that will…read more never be built again I have been to a lot of libraries. big ones, small ones, old ones and new ones but i don't believe I have even seen one quite this physically impressive. It looks more like a medieval castle than a library. Being right next door to a 135 foot high obelisk, a cool old fort and great views of the Thames River certainly doesn't hurt. The money for this library was donated by an extremely generous man named Frederic Bill. He made his money in the linen business back in the 1800's and wanted to give back some of it to help his community. He ended up helping to build churches, schools, and of course this library. The library was opened in 1890 and constructed of huge blocks of granite floated down by barge by from the quarries at Stony Creek in Branford, Ct. The library originally held about 1,750 volumes but has grown a lot since then. It had major additions added in 1907 and 1994 and the amazing thing is that the additions blend in so well with the original structure that it all looks like it was built at one time. The inside has all the modern conveniences of most libraries but never lets you forget that you are in a very special place. Something cool to look at in every direction, this is far more than just a place to store books. This is a library that will never be built again. Look inside and you see all types of unique architecture and creative art, if you happen to take a peek out the window you see a monstrous obelisk looming overhead or perhaps an old revolutionary fort. The building, grounds and location are just so damn impressive that the books almost become superfluous. Walk slowly and breath deeply when you go through the doors, this is a very special library.

    Groton Utilities - utilities - Updated May 2026

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