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#8665123
08/15/22 08:56 PM
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Big A
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Any one here do new installs on HVAC or know some one that would do us right
Building a new barndominium and looking for an sales and installer for the ac system in kaufman tx
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Re: home A/c installers
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08/15/22 10:20 PM
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fadetoblack64
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Man if Graco will do it I would say theyre great................TRex has a group closer to you and they did me great too.............best price ever a couple of years ago.
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Re: home A/c installers
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#8665204
08/15/22 10:21 PM
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bucksnbass357
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Air Services. Athens Texas
I have used them for years and I have always been satisfied with their work and pricing
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08/15/22 10:23 PM
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fadetoblack64
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PS...........Graco will do it the next day if they will come there.
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08/15/22 11:33 PM
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BigPig
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We have had good luck with All Around AC in Wills Point
Wade Dews, REALTOR ® Rendon Realty, LLC Frontline Real Estate Team www.RendonRealty.comWadeDews@gmail.com 214-356-2410 Up to 1% for closing costs for First Responders & Veterans Proudly partnered with Assist The Officer Foundation https://atodallas.org/
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Re: home A/c installers
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#8665318
08/16/22 12:23 AM
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Make sure you have them test the charge before they leave. Many trust the factory charge and leave without double checking. The unit may cool and heat, but optimizing the refrigerant can save a ton of cycle time.
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#8666319
08/17/22 01:38 AM
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Wburke2010
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If your foaming it make sure they know what their doing with a foamed house. Fighting that now with mine.
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08/17/22 02:13 AM
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If your foaming it make sure they know what their doing with a foamed house. Fighting that now with mine. Interesting, is your unit not sized correctly due to foam insulation?
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#8666348
08/17/22 02:19 AM
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That and you need fresh air intake houses don’t “breath” like they used to with spray foam
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08/17/22 02:44 AM
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BigPig
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If your foaming it make sure they know what their doing with a foamed house. Fighting that now with mine. That sucks. We have an issue with placement of the dryer in the house and being spray foamed. It can’t get enough air to dry properly. On our second dryer in 4 years and this one still takes 2-3 cycles to dry a load
Wade Dews, REALTOR ® Rendon Realty, LLC Frontline Real Estate Team www.RendonRealty.comWadeDews@gmail.com 214-356-2410 Up to 1% for closing costs for First Responders & Veterans Proudly partnered with Assist The Officer Foundation https://atodallas.org/
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08/17/22 08:22 AM
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That sucks. We have an issue with placement of the dryer in the house and being spray foamed. It can’t get enough air to dry properly. On our second dryer in 4 years and this one still takes 2-3 cycles to dry a load
You need a heat pump dryer. They’re ventless. https://www.homedepot.com/s/Heat%2520pump%2520dryer?NCNI-5
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08/17/22 02:08 PM
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That sucks. We have an issue with placement of the dryer in the house and being spray foamed. It can’t get enough air to dry properly. On our second dryer in 4 years and this one still takes 2-3 cycles to dry a load
You need a heat pump dryer. They’re ventless. https://www.homedepot.com/s/Heat%2520pump%2520dryer?NCNI-5That's pretty clever. Had no idea those existed.
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08/17/22 02:18 PM
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ducknbass
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Use that 2 pole 3 wire dryer
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08/17/22 10:31 PM
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If your foaming it make sure they know what their doing with a foamed house. Fighting that now with mine. That sucks. We have an issue with placement of the dryer in the house and being spray foamed. It can’t get enough air to dry properly. On our second dryer in 4 years and this one still takes 2-3 cycles to dry a load put a intake into the attic or outside if possible into the laundrey room
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08/18/22 02:45 AM
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If your foaming it make sure they know what their doing with a foamed house. Fighting that now with mine. That sucks. We have an issue with placement of the dryer in the house and being spray foamed. It can’t get enough air to dry properly. On our second dryer in 4 years and this one still takes 2-3 cycles to dry a load My money would be on the vent system. You should be able to pull enough make up air through the HVAC fresh air system.
If the 2nd amendment was written just to include guns for hunting, why is there not an amendment to protect fishing poles?
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08/18/22 04:01 AM
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BigPig
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If your foaming it make sure they know what their doing with a foamed house. Fighting that now with mine. That sucks. We have an issue with placement of the dryer in the house and being spray foamed. It can’t get enough air to dry properly. On our second dryer in 4 years and this one still takes 2-3 cycles to dry a load My money would be on the vent system. You should be able to pull enough make up air through the HVAC fresh air system. That was always my thought as well. I have considered putting in an in-line fan on a 45 degree offset to help push/pull the air from the dryer hose. I can’t reroute the hose as the dryer is centrally located in the house and of course below the second story. This was our one design flaw. I may have an option to vent into the garage, but it would require a lot of Sheetrock work. And going under a staircase but would still be a 15+ foot run.
Wade Dews, REALTOR ® Rendon Realty, LLC Frontline Real Estate Team www.RendonRealty.comWadeDews@gmail.com 214-356-2410 Up to 1% for closing costs for First Responders & Veterans Proudly partnered with Assist The Officer Foundation https://atodallas.org/
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08/18/22 01:26 PM
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Lazyjack
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If your foaming it make sure they know what their doing with a foamed house. Fighting that now with mine. That sucks. We have an issue with placement of the dryer in the house and being spray foamed. It can’t get enough air to dry properly. On our second dryer in 4 years and this one still takes 2-3 cycles to dry a load My money would be on the vent system. You should be able to pull enough make up air through the HVAC fresh air system. That was always my thought as well. I have considered putting in an in-line fan on a 45 degree offset to help push/pull the air from the dryer hose. I can’t reroute the hose as the dryer is centrally located in the house and of course below the second story. This was our one design flaw. I may have an option to vent into the garage, but it would require a lot of Sheetrock work. And going under a staircase but would still be a 15+ foot run. I have never installed, but dryer boost fans are an actual product. The dryers often can't lift a column of wet air two stories and through a high pitched roof unassisted. I am sure one could be found online. Terminating into garage would be my last option.
If the 2nd amendment was written just to include guns for hunting, why is there not an amendment to protect fishing poles?
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08/18/22 01:33 PM
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08/18/22 02:14 PM
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Big A
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Thanks for the point and a differnet direction guys I will be contacting the guys listed. I am going to look in to the vent-less dryers as I hate venting stuff
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