Wall of Pride Participation Rules

If the HVAC Company you had hired did any type of installation and did an excellent job for your household, you can say thanks to them by posting some photographs and comments below. Just let me know about it and I will e-mail you back in a timely manner.

Furthermore, if you are not sure that this or that installation can qualify to be posted on the Wall of Pride or on the Wall of Shame pages, or maybe on something in between, such as Wall of Ignoramuses

Send me at least 10 pictures of the installation and I will evaluate if it deserves to be posted on any of the above pages. While doing that I will let you know if there are present any mistakes you should be aware of, and I'll do it for you absolutely free!

These Wall of Pride Participation Rules were posted about six years ago and nobody ever decided to participate...

So I have no choice but to post my own photos of my own installations...
These photos will be posted weekly so you could see for yourself how furnace and ductwork installations must be done.

Furthermore, if you happens to live in the Big Detroit area such as Novi, Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, Orion Lake, Macomb, etc and involved in the process of building a new house and willing to have your HVAC system done right send me an e-mail from this page and I'll help you to contact the HVAC Company I'm currently working for. And of course I'll make sure that I personally will do the basement part of the installation.

Lassele Homes

Newmark Homes

Pulte Homes

Newmark Homes

Pulte Homes

Pulte Homes

Two furnace job for finished basement

• This basement is for 1 ½" taller than usual it's why beside the bricks I used pieces of 2 x 4.
  
• 2" PVC exhaust and intake I ran as offsets.

• A combustion air intake I secured to the wall inside the mechanical room.
  
• Part of the cold air duct was ran as an offset.

• A basement cold air return with 14" x 14" cold air frame.
  
• A duct to the right was ran as a 9" offset.

• For another supply duct I used two flat 90*-s. Currently there are five ductwork installers in the company and nobody knows it but me how to use flat 45*!?! It's why they usually send 90*-s to the job sites.
  
• Bath fan exhaust.

• 8" flex for the basement cold air return.