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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Fresno, CA
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My HVAC Relocation Project is Finished!
It's taken a few weeks but I am finished with my HVAC relocation project
I'm going to be using my utility closet (62"x62") for a small powder room bathroom. The only way to do this is to get rid of the old HVAC unit and move into the attic. To save some expense, I did some of the grunt work myself before the real A/C company installed the new unit. i saved about $6k by doing some of the work myself. Worth it to me. My part: Build a platform in attic for new unit Install gas and electric to attic Pour concrete pad for relocated condenser Add 240v to condenser pad Add lighting to attic for convenience Remove all old ductwork which will be replaced with insulated flex duct Some Photos of my Project: ORIGINAL LENNOX SYSTEM: ![]() BUILT PLATFORM FOR NEW UNIT: ![]() REMOVED OLD INSULLATION & RE-ROUTED SOME WIRING: ![]() ADDED ROLL INSULATION UNDER NEW PLATFORM: ![]() FRAME NEW RETURN VENT IN HALLWAY PLUS ANOTHER IN BREAKFAST ROOM: ![]() FINISHED RETURN: ![]() ADDED LIGHTING IN ATTIC: ![]() ENLARGED ATTIC OPENING TO 32X32 IN BREEZEWWAY: ![]() Last edited by Tidybuoy; 04-11-2024 at 10:37 AM.. |
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PART 2
REMOVE OLD DUCTS: ![]() OLD DUCTS TO THE DUMP: ![]() POURED CONCRETE PAD FOR CONDENSER AND ADDED 240V: ![]() NEW CONDENSER: ![]() NEW SYSTEM INSTALLED: ![]() |
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Hat off to you! Great work.
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Very nice work. I've thought of replacing my own AC. Partly to save money but also to install everything the way I want without cost or time restrictions.
I found this guy's videos to be extremely well done:
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
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Great job TB!
I’m sure the HVAC folks appreciate you doing a lot of the grunt work. |
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