9.5/10. Even though it is a slab basement, I would still put a Drain pan, Pad, and float switch under the system 😁. Beautiful work!

Your a beast

When ya good, your just good ✌🏿

Impressive.

And just like that, you've got a heat pump!

Is that needed to be brazen or no? Can you send me the link for the tool you use?

At 45 years in hvac, how many are tired of constant new regulations, tools and test instruments to buy, new refrigerants, fake SEER ratings, dirty noisy trucks, too many toolbags that never have the proper tools in them. Many small parts from pocket which end up in the washing machine or dresser top along with wire nuts and Malco screws. I like these new ideas for tools and components but I am tired of buying this stuff. Do I retire or buy new A2L tools? I just bought a new vacuum pump Yellow Jacket 6cfm 1.5 year ago and it fell out of truck cracked reservoir, fixed with JB weld.I have been doing this way to long, it was to be my last one, ha. Thanks for listening.

Is the rigid deburring tool worth the price?

Owner to salesman: Can those O-rings hold a constant 275psi+ for years? Salesman: We don’t know. Owner: sold.

Nice professional work my man, I can tell you done that before and you take pride in your work. Rare these days 😂

Literally had this today! Thank you 🙌🏻

Ur work is always spotless, great install s, just a little bit higher on does furnaces under a cros pac.

Awesome.. Nice to see some Tin Knocking skills!! I work with my dad for the last 6 years full time.. he started doing helping his neighbor in his shop making duct work when he was 11 and his buddy was 8.. my dad is only 52 . He retired for nypd 7 years ago. Did duct work installs and units on remodels as well as swap outs. Few days a week because he worked nights. As well as weekends. I worked everday 7 days a week during summer when in school. Ans ever weekend. . Most people don't know but back in the day. U had different guys who did their specific job. You had tin knockers. Do the duct work. Installers set the unit inside and out. Electrician did all the wiring high and low voltage and another did the plumbing lines set and drain.

Luxaire?

Do you not insulate it because it’s below the coil, or is the room conditioned?

Honest question?, should the filter drier be inside or outside?

Nice work

Great install. I would rather write any information inside the panel of the unit or disconnect. I'm just saying it looks cleaner. But nice install.

Turn the ac on 😂😂😂😂

And this is why we want people like this guy... job well done 🙏

Yo, honestly, you are a bad ass at what you do! I'm a commercial kitchen equipment, HVAC&R technician Watching you work I learn new sh$t! 🤙🙌🫵

Why isn't the plenum insulated for the first 4 feet to stop expansion and contraction of the metal ,not to mention the condensation that can and will happen during Ac ?

It all looks clean… but why waste the time with the elbows and bends… it doesn’t really make it look any better than a nice straight run would and you negatively impact you suction pressure. Even in a 5/8 suction line a long radius elbow adds about 1ft of equivalent suction line length. And more fittings… This is me genuinely asking. I work in commercial refrigeration and do not often mess with residential systems like this. But a tiny suction line like that I would want as straight as possible

Baller

What is this?

Why is it necessary to build a riser? Why not just to set A Coil on top of furnace and do a duct work from Coil and up?

Good profional

Man everything was great until you ripped the armaflex with your bare hands lol (homer simpsons “doh!”).. a knife my guy. Other than that great work 👍🏼

"That will be 10k sir"

Pro pressing refrigerant lines shouldn’t even be legal.

Name of song?

Congrats on furnace from a company that makes tents and coolers....how stupid have people become....I know it's a subsidiary but still

So clean

Where do you buy the chuck at

I work residential hvac service and this is a true quality install

Please say you have your own company

Thank you brother 🤟💯🌎

You are a genius !

Well done

No insulation in the ducting? Not good.

Very important to deburr the inside AND OUTSIDE of the copper. NICE JOB

That might be the cleanest line set work I have ever seen. Would a special uni strut pipe clamp be required? Like one lined with rubber?

Your lame for not brazing that line set no respect & all respect lost I'm actually disgusted with you

Rheem… homeowner going to be changing it out in 3 years because it’s to expensive to fix.

You forgot the most important thing after such a masterpiece... Do a happy dance! lol

You can skip the first step and just measure your offset.

Not in Texas.

That’s awesome

CLEAN!!

Neutralizing the condensation water because he payed attention to the main line being cast iron is chefs kiss🤌🏽🤌🏽