Good lord!

What a junk yard up there!?

 

I kept looking for a '57 Chevy.....

I was assigned to survey the HVAC for a renovation that's in the planning stages. They wanted to know what they could keep, LOL. The roof is also really spongy in places, and the property has poor access in back and is lousy with power lines and poles. Don't think they're gonna like the estimates.....

 

Don't get that flex wet

I love the weather canopy that’s held down by the two compressors.

Core

 

This has to be the winner for the year so far! I mean who the hell could screw something up that badly and get away with it! The "techs" that did that seriously must have a car in the front yard of their trailer lot on blocks.

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

 

F**king disgusting!!









Makes me want to go in the corner and throw up.

 

Good lord!

What a junk yard up there!?

No doubt.

I thought I was looking at a metal scrap yard at first, not a real operational commercial rooftop LOL!!!


With the two compressors used as weights on that canopy adding the final touch, that is about the worst yet...

 

Unbelieveable! You certainly captured the essence of the "Wall of Shame" forum.

 

I think this lady is finding more junk than you are Payson! She (or he?) gonna out run ya on the wall of shame.

 

lot of roofs like that in the ATL I've seen many of them they dont want to spend any money . cheap a**es

 

I love the flexible flip flop transition. That flex would have to last about 2 months. I thought that I had seen it all!

 

Don't see why one would ever want to keep the compressors up there. The best part of doing a non-warranty compressor change on a roof is throwing it off afterwards.

 

ATL is that atlanta?? gezzzz almost makes me feel at home seeing some of that fine work NOT!!!!!!!!

 

This site needs a WOS HALL OF FAME.Your pics Would get my vote.You should print that picture and hang it all over town.WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE. You could call them the GOODMEN GANG.Do not try to apprehend these guys for they are armed and dangerous.

 

not so bad

get some of that mobile home roof coat (the silvery lookin' stuff) and paint everything nice an' shiney!

 

All the hackery came from one tenant.

I think they have a contract with the world-renowned mechanical contractors Larry Darryl & Darryl, LLC.
And maybe they subbed it out to Brother & Law.

This one makes Dewey Cheatem & Howe look like amateurs.

Glad y'all are enjoying.

[Edited by ladyfire3374 on 05-05-2006 at 12:03 AM]

 

I don't know if there is such a thing as a "Wall of Shame 2006 Top 10," but this pic definitely comes in first place, and the year isn't even close to over yet. I think the runner up is a distance 2nd place... I'm almost afraid to ask, what was the weather shield made from, another dead RTU?

 

I get to work on trash like that every day! For a second I thought the other guy that works with me posted up some pics! There is a client we just picked up a couple months ago that has many buildings in the area with a roof that looks identical to that, maybe they used the same company for the install since ATL is only 4 hours away. My personal fav is the roof hatches that are chained shut from the inside and walls built around the ladders below so you cant even get to the chain to cut it! I can see I will have to get my camera back in action before we start tearing out the trash.

 

I don't know why you are all talking bad about that tech. He had the foresight to place a steel panel under that spent compressor in the foreground of the pic to protect the unit. Shows he really cares about his work...

 

I know a 15 year old that would take more pride then that hack did

 

i bet their full of wasps and yellowjackets.

 

i copied that pic and posted it on our install board at the shop with THANKS GUYS under it

 

WOW. I thought we had the worst hacks.

 

On I-85 south

Just before the connector, there's a hotel on the right. You have to be stuck in traffic or really looking for it, but there's the conference center of the hotel.

There's at least one of the package units that has had another, smaller one put on top and ducted in. I think at the same hotel another one had the compressor go out and they replaced it with a new condensing unit and piped the new one into the existing evap coil.

I've mentioned it to people so they can look for it, but have never had the nerve to stop and take a picture.

I guess I'm jaded, but I will never say "Now I've seen it all." It takes a lot to surprise me now.

 

Look anything like this?

This one's in Douglasville.

http://www.hvac-talk.com/vbb/showthread.php?threadid=103732

I'm not on the connector much. I do laps around the perimeter instead, LOL. But I'll keep an eye out.

[Edited by ladyfire3374 on 05-08-2006 at 09:05 PM]

 

I try to stay OTP as much as I can. I have some hydronic customers in Morningside and NE of there.

That picture is quite similar to what I'm talking about at eh hotel....