Love watching you work by yourself I’m in the HVAC business to where my two sons work for me I love to show them how one person can do it by themselves another thing I’d like to know who taught you all the right way to work you obviously work for somebody that was very good at what they did to teach you all the right things
Should have done HVAC, instead, I started my own custom upholstery biz, which I loved, for 30 years. Like I never worked a day in my life. But love HVAC too, and your videos. I wish You My best.....
This is type of worker who I would hire a worker who care about doing everything right and respecting everyone house and clean his mess up I love those type of workers I hope this HVAC installer has a great life and career
Great work! I'm redesigning a room to be a media room and your channel has really helped me understand how to relocate the HVAC lines. Keep the videos coming!
Hey mate. Enjoying ya vids. I'm an HVAC installer in Australia and its interesting to see different types of systems. In Australia we use springs fixed to the inside neck of the boot... then hooked to the neck of the grill/out let pulling it hard upto the sheet rock.. no fixings/screws on the outside leaving a cleaner look... maybe somthing youd be interested in. Appreciate you posting 🤙🤙
Can we get some more sheet metal work videos? && also Some videos on some split system change outs please. Loving the quality videos and quality content. Keep on kicking a#$ brother.
So when I went looking, i found out my house just plain doesn't have a dang vent in it. Period. Never was one from 1960 when the house was built. Gonna have to fix that, but my trunk line is also pretty jacked up. Grandfather cut a slot in the bottom and ran the pvc drain about 3" up into the 5" tall trunk line. I sealed it up for now and got some of my CFM back but the rooms that feed downstream of that still suffer. Gonna have to get creative to solve this one when the time comes LOL. Great video my friend!
I personally like the diffusers. I believe air tech makes them mv360 or something like that. They work like a handi box for Sheetrock you just cut a round hole pull the flex through and connect from a ladder then push in the hole and tighten four screws that have flaps that come out and tighten to the drywall. They are plastic but don’t seem to turn colors or anything like that from what I’ve seen. Super handy when by yourself. They also make a attachment for the drill to cut the holes out and catches the debris
Good idea on the boots. I’m using that next time . Beats framing with 2x4. I’m licensed in Ga and Al and like your videos. Thanks. I also just started making a few videos on TH-cam
Great Job!! I see you take pride in your work!!! I'll pass on a tip if your are open to it. When I was starting out in the trade a old timer showed me the best spotting bit and its free. Cut the the horizontal section of a stiff wire coat hanger. Take your hammer and flatten one end, then take your linesman pliers and cut two diagonal snips off it to make like a arrowhead. Put it in your drill and it will drill through wood, drywall etc and best if you mess up all you have is a tiny hole left. Its also great for when your trying to pull new stat wire up a wall. Just pull the baseboard away enough to fit the wire bit behind it, slide it behind and drill down to spot your location. Works like a champ. Keep up your good work Cheers!!
Hey Paul, I’m always open to learn something. I know exactly what you’re talking about, I used to have a couple rods in my toolbox just for this purpose. Over the years they have disappeared. I do prefer that method, looks like I need to re-stock some coat hangers! :) Thx for watching and giving your constructive criticism, much appreciated.
Smart to attach sheet metal around sheet rock so it stays solid on the vent. Good thinking... I like it! Glad you wearing that 😷! Save ya a lot stuff in your face!
Put the 4 flanges flat in attic and use drywall screws from the bottom offset center through sheetrock to pull hat down flush and hold metal flanges ,that way you save time.
Me too, I also connect the flex to the boot then slide it from the attic down like 2”, after flanging it Outwards I secure it to the stud and lastly I install the grill.
Not sure if they are available where your at but we always use the MV diffusers by a company called Airtec the make them in a bunch of different configurations, and they use tabs or ears to sand which the sheet rock similar to OW electric box. And all you have to cut is a round hole. Little more money I think but a great time saver.
Thanks much. I am renovating a small bathroom, an add on to an old 1800's home built before inside plumbing. The existing heating vent is in the floor of this very small bathroom with a vanity, tub and toilet. The old plastic tube duct was in a small space under the floor. It was rusty and I am replacing it. Is it OK to install heating duct work in a bathroom floor?
SO should an HVAC supply vent for ac\heat be located on the baseboard level in a 2nd floor bathroom. In western PA climates. Plans are to remove the old rectangular duct and install possible 5in round into 6in oval transitions into rectangular existing wall stack or I might just go ahead and rip the duct within the walls out and go oval all the way up. Question is should this final supply vent be on the baseboard level or up on the wall higher..
I’m trying to find a video on how to move a bathroom floor heat/a/c register to the wall (a foot or two away). Can you help with this? Provide information on how to do this? I just purchased a new home that needs a lot of work and I’m doing most of the work myself. I can’t find any videos on how to do this?? Thank you!!
Best hvac youtuber! Does everything
Man that’s very nice of you to say! Appreciate the support!!
here we cant do everything evne if we want, cant connect it to the breakers, cant do duck work, all protected profession
Love watching you work by yourself I’m in the HVAC business to where my two sons work for me I love to show them how one person can do it by themselves another thing I’d like to know who taught you all the right way to work you obviously work for somebody that was very good at what they did to teach you all the right things
Well, this’s definitely one of the best channels on TH-cam about HVAC. Keep the good work, Zack!
Should have done HVAC, instead, I started my own custom upholstery biz, which I loved, for 30 years. Like I never worked a day in my life. But love HVAC too, and your videos. I wish You My best.....
This is type of worker who I would hire a worker who care about doing everything right and respecting everyone house and clean his mess up I love those type of workers I hope this HVAC installer has a great life and career
Great work! I'm redesigning a room to be a media room and your channel has really helped me understand how to relocate the HVAC lines. Keep the videos coming!
Hey mate.
Enjoying ya vids. I'm an HVAC installer in Australia and its interesting to see different types of systems.
In Australia we use springs fixed to the inside neck of the boot... then hooked to the neck of the grill/out let pulling it hard upto the sheet rock.. no fixings/screws on the outside leaving a cleaner look... maybe somthing youd be interested in.
Appreciate you posting 🤙🤙
Can we get some more sheet metal work videos? && also Some videos on some split system change outs please. Loving the quality videos and quality content. Keep on kicking a#$ brother.
So when I went looking, i found out my house just plain doesn't have a dang vent in it. Period. Never was one from 1960 when the house was built. Gonna have to fix that, but my trunk line is also pretty jacked up. Grandfather cut a slot in the bottom and ran the pvc drain about 3" up into the 5" tall trunk line. I sealed it up for now and got some of my CFM back but the rooms that feed downstream of that still suffer. Gonna have to get creative to solve this one when the time comes LOL. Great video my friend!
I like your channel man, keep putting out the quality videos.
Thx Joshua! I appreciate that!!
Man you're very inspiring. I just got hired into my first HVAC job and start next week. I hope to one day be a 1-man operation like yourself
Holy walk in closet! Nice job putting this together!
Haha. Thx man!
I personally like the diffusers. I believe air tech makes them mv360 or something like that. They work like a handi box for Sheetrock you just cut a round hole pull the flex through and connect from a ladder then push in the hole and tighten four screws that have flaps that come out and tighten to the drywall. They are plastic but don’t seem to turn colors or anything like that from what I’ve seen. Super handy when by yourself. They also make a attachment for the drill to cut the holes out and catches the debris
I used to use the MV4s on every install when i did residential!! loved them!
ProTip: Get an Insulation Rod, or a coat hanger. Cut it on an angle with Line mans, Now you have a Pilot bit that is easy to patch.
Good idea on the boots. I’m using that next time . Beats framing with 2x4. I’m licensed in Ga and Al and like your videos. Thanks. I also just started making a few videos on TH-cam
Right on! I’ll have to check out your channel.
just buy a flanged boot and screw it in lol
Great Job!! I see you take pride in your work!!! I'll pass on a tip if your are open to it. When I was starting out in the trade a old timer showed me the best spotting bit and its free. Cut the the horizontal section of a stiff wire coat hanger. Take your hammer and flatten one end, then take your linesman pliers and cut two diagonal snips off it to make like a arrowhead. Put it in your drill and it will drill through wood, drywall etc and best if you mess up all you have is a tiny hole left. Its also great for when your trying to pull new stat wire up a wall. Just pull the baseboard away enough to fit the wire bit behind it, slide it behind and drill down to spot your location. Works like a champ. Keep up your good work Cheers!!
Hey Paul, I’m always open to learn something. I know exactly what you’re talking about, I used to have a couple rods in my toolbox just for this purpose. Over the years they have disappeared. I do prefer that method, looks like I need to re-stock some coat hangers! :) Thx for watching and giving your constructive criticism, much appreciated.
Hello from WA state! Love the videos
Thanks man,I like how you make it look easy,God bless
gotta love that lath and plaster.
Smart to attach sheet metal around sheet rock so it stays solid on the vent. Good thinking... I like it! Glad you wearing that 😷! Save ya a lot stuff in your face!
Good job, and all without a helper.
Great Content....Love how you do your videos...
Hello Sir! New subscriber here from Cebu Philippines ! I really enjoy watching your video, feels like Im working with you... More power to you Sir!
Put the 4 flanges flat in attic and use drywall screws from the bottom offset center through sheetrock to pull hat down flush and hold metal flanges ,that way you save time.
I always cut right next to the stud and screw my duct into it
Me too, I also connect the flex to the boot then slide it from the attic down like 2”, after flanging it Outwards I secure it to the stud and lastly I install the grill.
Do a tool bag tour! Everyone loves tools
Sounds good to me!
Not sure if they are available where your at but we always use the MV diffusers by a company called Airtec the make them in a bunch of different configurations, and they use tabs or ears to sand which the sheet rock similar to OW electric box. And all you have to cut is a round hole. Little more money I think but a great time saver.
Absolutely! great product!
Bend the corners of the top boxes over it makes the tabs more rigid so the screws don’t push the tabs up.
Thanks much. I am renovating a small bathroom, an add on to an old 1800's home built before inside plumbing. The existing heating vent is in the floor of this very small bathroom with a vanity, tub and toilet.
The old plastic tube duct was in a small space under the floor. It was rusty and I am replacing it. Is it OK to install heating duct work in a bathroom floor?
Do you work only by yourself? Amazing job buddy. Keep up Good work.
SO should an HVAC supply vent for ac\heat be located on the baseboard level in a 2nd floor bathroom. In western PA climates. Plans are to remove the old rectangular duct and install possible 5in round into 6in oval transitions into rectangular existing wall stack or I might just go ahead and rip the duct within the walls out and go oval all the way up. Question is should this final supply vent be on the baseboard level or up on the wall higher..
I’m trying to find a video on how to move a bathroom floor heat/a/c register to the wall (a foot or two away). Can you help with this? Provide information on how to do this? I just purchased a new home that needs a lot of work and I’m doing most of the work myself. I can’t find any videos on how to do this?? Thank you!!
Great video. In my house we have vents in the ceiling and it leaves our floors pretty cold during the winter. Any suggestions?
Have you tried wearing socks?
Hope you are doing the job time and material.
Good video 💯 where you work at mostly ?
what kind of respirator mask are you using? im a new technician and need face and air protection thanks
Cashvilleeeeeeeee!!!!!
Do you not like MV360’s for flex?
I’m sure your getting comments about the way your using your ladder and correct posture, etc… lol. Be careful.
like that with the boot
Where are you located ? I want to hire someone like you.
What kind of snip do you use
Where are you located?
howd he know that huge drill bit pilot wouldnt be to close to a stud?
Bom dia, coloca legenda em Português.
Seriously fam...please dont say you cut three holes and you are done for the day??
PPE !
inc work sir an jobs
Thanks man…great job
Thx!