Under the House
A video tour of what’s under the house now that the furnace work is done.
A video tour of what’s under the house now that the furnace work is done.
Getting off the diesel: after seven days, the old 50-year-old system is gone and our new Fujitsu units are running.
Getting off the diesel: a couple of small gotchas, and heat for the studio at last.
Getting off the diesel: opening the walls for the new mini-split system’s ducts and drains.
Getting off the diesel: the relics left under the house once the old ductwork was gone.
Getting off the diesel: a week of upheaval as the old furnaces and ducts come out.
Getting off the diesel: what was under the house, and the Ventwerx crew arrives to start demolition.
Getting off the diesel: decommissioning our twin 1966 furnaces, starting in May 2018.
Our ducts were so incredibly dirty the cleaners went through a couple of brushes, and found a tiny skeleton.
The thermostat for Furnace A was in the great room, of all places, so we moved it.
Getting the diesel smell of our furnaces under control.
Tracking down the man who serviced our furnaces for 20-plus years, and getting them tuned up.
Our two furnaces date from 1966 and burn heating oil, and finding someone who can service them is a project in itself.
Meeting the Wall Guy, plumbers who rescheduled 15 minutes before the appointment and a well tank replacement that will need a crane.
