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[@jimmylanders2175]

Awesome install!! Very neat.

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

I’m about to go into the HVAC industry and I’ve been researching a lot before I get started! You guys are an inspiration!

[@FlowStateAccounting]

That's great! How are things coming along?

[@jjDub331]

You need more videos like this, youd hit 100k subs instantly.

[@972958]

Extremely impressed you guys send a tech back to check system operation and static pressure. Talk about caring for their customer kudos to you guys 😊

[@mckelviefarms8249]

Did you take a 90 percent furnace out and replace with a 80? PVC vent now metal.

[@Khn83]

I live in Michigan and have been in the HVAC industry for over 20 years. You guys do great work but for the life of me I can’t understand why you would convert a 96% furnace to an 80%. Not going to lie that is the first time I’ve seen that. Must be a normal thing to do in California?🤔🤔

[@SkilledLabor]

From my experience it’s usually cheap customers or customers that don’t have a lot of money. Cheaper to downgrade. What part of MI are you in?

[@tedbell4416]

80% has less parts to break. Better in the long run.

[@Khn83]

@@SkilledLabor Bay City rollin my dude

[@danielanderson678]

Great install

[@azhvacguys3742]

Great job guys

[@markcotter2355]

The job does look clean, but sales guy SOLD over the phone. didn't look at job? or make sure size of equipment was correct? Lowest bid not always great.

[@Isaiah-ve1fl]

First year in school, i got offered install apprentice but i wanted service apprentice but im not going to be picky, just thankful

[@SkilledLabor]

Take it, learn it, then branch off to service when you’re ready. Pros and cons to each position. Best of luck!

[@OGBunney]

The best techs were installers first man. Start from the ground and you’ll be the most knowledgeable around

[@daddygc5814]

You guys are a well oiled machine

[@garza7676]

What’s wrong with the system ? And why flush the line set if it’s 410A already ? I’ve only seen this done if your going from R-22 to 410a .

[@topher8634]

It was a phone sale. Guy said it at the beginning "I sold this one over the phone, sight unseen". I personally prefer to replace the line set with a new system install. You never know if there was a compressor failure that pumped metal through the system or if there was moisture in the system due to improper install or service. Moisture forms acid in the sealed system and will damage the copper. If you're not gonna replace it you want to at least flush it to removed excess oil, debris, etc.

[@Verixl]

It's good practice to always flush the lineset for a new install that way if there were any oils or contaminates in there from the previous failed system you clean it all out. Better safe than sorry.

[@danielanderson678]

I hate those aspen coils there all copper crazy heavy when you have to get them in the attic

[@carrieresammy]

why a p-trap on a positive pressure system?

[@972958]

Aspen coils require p traps and it must be under the primary drain pan. It says in their manual for proper flow. I don’t argue with the manufacturer

[@isaiahnoe2145]

HVAC INSTALLERS DONT NEED SCHOOL GO TO SERVICE

[@isaiahnoe2145]

HARDEST JOB EVER DOING THIS INSTALL SHIT

[@AaronPowellvox]

Mastic tape is for hacks. Screwing an upflow coil to an upflow furnace is for hacks. Having the coil hang off of the back of the furnace is for hacks. ADP coils on a Goodman furnace is for hacks. Lord knows what else they did wrong or didn’t do right. Why did they replace a working 90% furnace with a less efficient 80% furnace? These are just a few of the crappy techniques I saw in this video.

[@Verixl]

I'd recommend using painters tape to get your clean mastic lines instead of wasting mastic tape on it. Way cheaper that way for the same result. Either way it's nice that you taped at all, most I've seen so far don't do that.

[@vicg1973vg]

To much unessacerry crap..paperwork..really??? Bulllllll

[@vicg1973vg]

To much....bull..get to the point