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we have tons with condensers on the roofs here. and i even have serviced a couple with RTU's on the ground beside the house. Ghetto...at best.
Originally Posted by Tiger93rsl Why in the hell would anyone put a RTU on a historic home? Thats just dumb. But than again a RTU on any house is just getto to begin with One time I serviced a house with the condenser on the roof. Was pretty weird if you ask me...
wow....too much to ask for to seal any penetrations properly i guess.
Hello mini-splits!
Probably would have been easier to set a unit at grade and use floor registers, or a split system in attic with secondary pan under AHU. That way any water issues confined to unit.
Why in the hell would anyone put a RTU on a historic home? Thats just dumb. But than again a RTU on any house is just getto to begin with
Originally Posted by millerman Ah, another failure due to crappy equipment LOL! I don't think too highly of that POS noisy unit either. But I think he showed us the leaks were caused by small things left by the installers. What part of town was this in Rifter?
Ah, another failure due to crappy equipment
The damage wasn't that great. But. What drywall company in their right mind is going to cut that ceiling down and let the insulation fall all over the house.
Pop Quiz: What happens when you flood a 1916 historic home... (Think Asbestos)
Pop Quiz: What happens when you flood a 1916 historic home...
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