Adrenaline Mechanical

Customer noticed that the main return air in the home had no suction/ air movement. I tested it with my meter and it had 0 CFM (yes the furnace was on). The pictures paint the rest of the storey. The return air duct was never cut in from original install. Minor problem since we were able to locate and gain access to cut the return air to communicate with the main floor grill. In the end I was definitely able to confirm airflow!

Small jobs can even come with their own challenges. We managed to fit a small dishwasher below our sink and faucet. I can't stress how many times you can put the measure twice cut once theory into practise here. Drop in sink was impossible with a p-trap above the dishwasher. Hence the bowl sink on top of the counter.

Project done out in Humbolt, Sk. This job was really fun and challenging. Round walls make for hard measurements! In the end it all came together and a job well done!

When it comes to BBQ lines we still put 100% in. I say it often, paint your gaslines...it is so easy and will change a good job into an excellent job. I often get positive comments from customers going the extra mile painting my lines. It prevents your line from rusting and gives a professional look to your install.

Quick trip to turtle lake to change out a 24,000 btu wall A/C unit. Units were heavy and awkward on stairs but with some ingenuity we got the job done. Never say you can't, there is always a way!