New construction install

[jimhvac86]

Variable speed airhandler with hot water coil for back up heat, Energy recovery ventilator and some pristine ductwork we installed 4 systems like this with 8 zones

[Joehvac25]

Don't those ERV's need a flex connection for vibration? Great install btw, most people would flex the whole installation. Very clean. Leave it to the pump wire to mess with the fung shwei.

[jimhvac86]

Damn electrician I knew somebody was going to comment on that lol .... we never have used canvas on the ERVs never had a problem very quite

[Joehvac25]

Maybe someday they will put a 20' retractable cord on them because they are always to long or to short. Unplug it and take a new pic lol. Il say it again though great install!

[jimmyed]

Nice looking job!

[meplumber]

Beautiful work man. As someone already said, most guys would have flexed the ERV. We don't do our own ductwork, but we make sure to sub it to a guy that does this quality of work. Glad to see that workmanship isn't totally dead.

[carmon]

nice to see..... very well done...

[jnsrose]

Very nice work. Super clean. Just did a job where the pump wire did the same thing. Bothered me so much I drilled a hole in side of cabinet and ran it through and then sealed. It was just long enough to reach.

[4dblnkldude]

Anice install indeed, interesting on the y shape on the supply plenum. Its nice to have space like that to make everything accessible.

[gravity]

any turning vanes used? is that a a/h or furnace in the picture? where is the h/w coil ?

[kdean1]

Oooooh. Shiny!

[LibertyTree]

Nice! Pump cord totally takes a dump all over it! Its amazing that someone paid for this caliber of work in a new construction. Most new construction I see is a rats nest of flex duct, undersized single return and piss-poor air flow done for 10% over material cost

[austinsaysay]

Sweet! Very detaile! OCD level straightness on all the plumbing and dust! I am impressed.