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I'll never post my work on here because I don't think my self-esteem could handle it. 
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My excuse is I do not post pictures... 
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*Installation is more important than the brand of equipment
*The duct system keeps the house comfortable; the equipment only heats and cools (and dehumidifies)
*The value of comfort, over the long term; leave economic choices behind!
Choose your contractor wisely!
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Gotta put your big boy pants on... It helps you to do a better job, we/they will point out every detail, no matter how tiny.
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Nest is POO!!
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Looks good. I would just say why not use proper clamps on the venting instead of plumbers tape?
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What's with the 2" pressure 90's on the flue? Those are real restrictive and cut into your overall flue length a bunch.
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Originally Posted by
jimmyed
What's with the 2" pressure 90's on the flue? Those are real restrictive and cut into your overall flue length a bunch.
Eh. On these short vents that go straight through the roof it isn't an issue. It's only a 60k furnace.
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Only when we use a pump and vinyl tubing. Haven't had any issues with cpvc or pvc where there are straight runs out
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flex it might be good in you're end of the globe
but not in mine.
we use it as little as possible per our own codes
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i don't do installs replacements or service that's it
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What is the temp/%RH in the home typically on hot day?
During wet rainy weather?
regards Teddy Bear
Bear Rules: Keep our home <50% RH summer, controls mites/mold and very comfortable.
Provide 60-100 cfm of fresh air when occupied to purge indoor pollutants and keep window dry during cold weather. T-stat setup/setback +8 hrs. saves energy
Use +Merv 10 air filter. -Don't forget the "Golden Rule"
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Is that a 987M? If so what kind of stat?
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Originally Posted by
Adlerberts-Protege
Can't you tell that water heater is ancient? I didn't touch it silly.
Yes, there is a disconnect for the AC.
Would’ve been the time to replace that water heater. Wild guess 1989 ? Usually don’t see them that old in any other market. 20-25 years without an a lid rod replacement is normal here. But not many other places
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Originally Posted by
jtrammel
Gotta put your big boy pants on... It helps you to do a better job, we/they will point out every detail, no matter how tiny.
So incredibly true ! Painful as it was it was even more helpful.
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Looks nice, curious about the drain on the coil though. EZ Trap, but no overflow safety? I don’t prefer having the trap lower than the drain outlet, even with those caps on the tees, but it is in a garage so not a major problem.
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Originally Posted by
Adlerberts-Protege
Old posts for 200 Alex.
D’oh! I got roped in, sorry.
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Everybody is still in suspense on whether or not if you replaced that water heater and pctech still has not enlarged the pictures 
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he said in his reply to me he did NOT replace or install the water heater
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