Hackery at it's finest

[justdave1331]

Found this gem the other day. Sorry if the pics come up sideways

[dandyme]

that's just eff'd up

[mark beiser]

Sorry if the pics come up sideways

If you don't have any other image editing software, you can rotate pictures with Windows Paint.

[keef]

If you don't have any other image editing software, you can rotate pictures with Windows Paint.

don't even need that, you can rotate them before you even open them up in the viewing software. Right click and rotate clockwise or counter clockwise.

[OldSchoolMech]

I posted pics of RTU install the same way must be "hackery" Thinking it's all over the globe.

[George2]

That had to be a "do-it yourselfer" job......no one would pay for that kind of work......would they?

[Sicofthis]

Why? What's wrong with it?

[nes4ever69]

That had to be a "do-it yourselfer" job......no one would pay for that kind of work......would they?

what do you mean it will cost that much to fix? we picked him cause his bid was half of everyone elses. to fix it will cost as much as what we paid to install it.

[George2]

what do you mean it will cost that much to fix? we picked him cause his bid was half of everyone elses. to fix it will cost as much as what we paid to install it.

10-4...........I lost an attic job because I was 1 K more than the other guy. After the homeowner had to paint and repaint her ceiling a couple of times, I was called to find out what was wrong. (She had already called her lawyer because the other company didn't or wouldn't fix the problem).

Long story short....I charged her 2 k to fix all that was wrong. It took us twice as long to re-do everything that was screwed up.

[LibertyTree]

10-4...........I lost an attic job because I was 1 K more than the other guy. After the homeowner had to paint and repaint her ceiling a couple of times, I was called to find out what was wrong. (She had already called her lawyer because the other company didn't or wouldn't fix the problem).

Long story short....I charged her 2 k to fix all that was wrong. It took us twice as long to re-do everything that was screwed up.

I call that a win. I love it when I lose a job to a hack and then get called back to fix their mistakes.

[socotech]

I love the concrete blocks for unit support.

[nsula_country]

I like the exposed junction under the unit, electrician they were not. Overall it looked like a new(er) unit with a crappy tin job. Not many owners would climb up and inspect the work as long as it blows cold/hot air out. Sad they paid money for that.

CT

[MWenzel]

I call that a win. I love it when I lose a job to a hack and then get called back to fix their mistakes.

This seems to be happening all the time these days, especially with all the newbies getting into the geothermal portion of the HVAC industry.