Great video, I just relocated my AC unit about 5 feet from its original spot. After relocating it and installing everything how long do I have to wait till I turn it on?
Me ether. Just makes things more difficult to access, if something goes wrong. It not every homeowner and HVAC tech's cup of coffee. Even though it a common practice out west in the more desert climates.
I guess it's common in some states. I even heard some places put their AC in the attic. Both of these situations are weird for me. Where I am, it's either in the back yard or wall mounted. Just as a side note. All of our ductwork is metal, I've never seen ductboard.
most new homes now have the condenser on the ground and air handler or furnace and coil in the attic. Very bad for serving or repairing in extreme heat
Nicely done man. And this is very convenient idea as well. Now it’s up and out of the way 😎
Thanks! 👍
An even better reason for relocation would be to add another 'level' of protection from condenser theives!
great point!
Very nice work,thanks for the vids.
You're welcome thanks for watching!
Great video, I just relocated my AC unit about 5 feet from its original spot. After relocating it and installing everything how long do I have to wait till I turn it on?
How’d you get it to the roof?
we have a pretty sweet hand crane
Damn, I didn't learn shit from this.
When you move it, you extend all the lines, vacuum and repump refrigerant in right?
in a nutshell yes, sorry this isn't a DIY or how to video it is just a educational video
How do you secure to condenser to the stand? Do you have video on that?
L brackets from any hardware store and self tapping screws but don't damage a coil and hire a tech to do it PLEASE
Is there a way to contact you for a quote? My ac is having some issues in PHX. Thanks
I can help you, 6029232889 ask for Jay from TH-cam
@themoderntradesmen9352 thank you will contact you tomorrow.
Expecting HOW to anchor unit onto house roof including the materials needed but instead got a condenser's trip from the ground to the roof.
I currently don't do diy sorry
Not a fan of doing this
Me ether. Just makes things more difficult to access, if something goes wrong. It not every homeowner and HVAC tech's cup of coffee. Even though it a common practice out west in the more desert climates.
the customer really wanted this done and since they're loyal we simply oblige
I guess it's common in some states. I even heard some places put their AC in the attic. Both of these situations are weird for me. Where I am, it's either in the back yard or wall mounted. Just as a side note. All of our ductwork is metal, I've never seen ductboard.
most new homes now have the condenser on the ground and air handler or furnace and coil in the attic. Very bad for serving or repairing in extreme heat
Would had been a better video showing you moving the unit.
next Time
You didn't show anything 😭
sorry it wasn't a DIY video maybe next time