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Air Handler and Duct Demo

The first step in a total hvac system upgrade is demolition. Today, we remove the entire duct network except for the 6'' runs extending across finished ceilings in the downstairs living space. Normally so much care does not have to be taken in the tear out, but I have to work around other appliances and stored materials and damage to those items is not acceptable. The extreme end of the system was not recorded because of tightness of space and I had to work around a freezer and water heater. Not matter, the meat of the matter tells the majority of the story and that is what you'll see in this video. Once the duct is removed, the air handler is simply scooted to the side to allow progression of the new system. I did not want to pump down the a/c and cut the lines at this point as the time frame is short between this day and the onslaught of cold weather. Priority is to be given to getting heat back on before the severe weather change. The a/c can be dealt with at any time. I have that luxury on the subject because this is my son's house and he can't fire me for not getting it done in a timely manner. It may look like it took a long time to remove but in actuality it was cleared, cleaned up with all the discarded materials in the truck in less than two hours time consumed. During the demo I found a number of things on the 'not to do' list for installers of hvac systems, and some of them may be brought out in the upcoming videos. Prior to the demo, general measurements were taken for duct that is easy to see is going to be needed. With that fact in mind, you'll know a lot of the standard sized straight duct was fabricated prior to this day to stream line the process as much as possible. On the upcoming installation videos you will see multiple types of specialty fittings that are required for the new system. So sit back, grab your favorite beverage and give thanks you are in the field you are in and not subjected to the challenges of your local hvac tech. I'm kidding. If it was a real tough job, I couldn't do it. Enjoy the noise and the dust, its a short video....