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Two of the units replaced two existing oversized 78% models. The other smaller system was added into the basement for heat.

AC was added to all 3.
 
Very Nice Installation. I have nothing to criticize.
 
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My only concern is on the second pic, Is the gas running right infront of the electrical box? I wouldnot do that. But very nice install other wise.
 
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Dandyme - yes perfect fit. you dont like??

merlin73 - no the pic jsut looks like it does,

thanks for all of the input so far!!
Then it look really good,
Me and another one of my guys had to change a cracked heat exchanger that was put in over sized and not to code up in a tight attic, we needed to remove the return, eac, blower then pull the heat exchanger out that way. took us most of the day.. Sorry just venting..
 
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Where is the job located (what state)? Looks good but I don't like ductboard, nobody uses it in Ct, they won't get the job when everyone else bidding it will be using 26 Gauge or even 24 in some shops. I was wondering why alot of guys use traps on the drains when the unit is pushing through the coil and also it is vertical, I only use traps on horizontal and when the coil is before the blower, hense pulling through the coil. Just asking not criticizing your work looks good.
 
Thats not duct board it looks like duct wrap, the wrap that has the bubble material on the back side.

The job looks very good but what about the accesibility to the indoor units, it looks alittle tight, but it might just be the camera angle.
 
You would think for the importance of conditioned air ,they would design a mech room where you could see-move around to service.Its like an after thought in the design phase .Tighten up the admin. offices ,yet Good clean job,podna
 
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