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Alexander Kundin

Documented work across Connecticut based on attributed municipal records.

Jobs on record3Recorded in our system
Reported work volume$40KDocumented jobs
Average project$13.3KWhere values are reported
First observed2020Available dataset
Categories2Observed work types
Used for work inStamford3 jobs

Work history

Documented work by property

Individual records are grouped by address. Totals include only values reported in public records and may not equal final construction cost.

Aerial image of 18 Janes Ln, Stamford, CT

18 Janes Ln

Stamford, CT3 jobs on record
2020Roofing

Replace existing siding with stucco. This Homeowners Permit has been accepted and will be issued as a Homeowners Permit. Work must follow Connecticut General Statute requirements that allow the homeowner to perform work at their home. If the homeowner chooses not to do the work, they must hire a Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) and provide the contractor’s credentials before a permit is issued.

$20K
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  • 2020Roofing

    Replace existing siding with stucco. This Homeowners Permit has been accepted and will be issued as a Homeowners Permit. Work must follow Connecticut General Statute requirements that allow the homeowner to perform work at their home. If the homeowner chooses not to do the work, they must hire a Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) and provide the contractor’s credentials before a permit is issued.

    $20K
  • 2020Building Permit

    Replace windows. This homeowners permit has been accepted and will be issued as a homeowners permit. Work must follow Connecticut General Statutes requirements that allow the homeowner to perform their own work at their home. If the homeowner chooses not to do the work, they must hire a Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) and provide the contractor’s credentials before a permit is issued.

    $10K
  • 2020Roofing

    Replace roof shingles. This Homeowners Permit has been accepted and will be issued as a Homeowners Permit. The work must follow Connecticut General Statute requirements that allow the homeowner to perform their own work at their home. If the homeowner chooses not to do the work, they must hire a Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) and provide the contractor’s credentials before a permit is issued.

    $10K