How I Replaced a HVAC Split Heat Pump By MYSELF!!

Is your hvac unit ready for an upgrade? In this video I show how a company of one replaces a 4 ton heat pump split system as well as relocate the outdoor condensing unit to the side of the home. The existing heating and air conditioning unit had a faulty circuit board in the outdoor unit and a leaking indoor coil. This is how I replace a hvac split system. Hope you enjoy the video.

[pnajera]

The Work is CLEAN from Start to Finish. Excellent workmanship. That's how it's done brotha.

[timrutherford]

Just watched the video and felt compelled to comment I’ve been in the HVAC and Market refrigeration field for 15 years and I can honestly say I’ve never seen someone take such pride in this trade, your craftsmanship and attention to detail is something that really is something to admire. Keep up the good work!

[dcaldart]

So clean, I watch this to feel better before I goto work and watch how NOT to do it. Thank you for my pre-work zen.

[sro]

Strong work man! Sad to say this craftsmanship and work ethic is rare these days in the trades.

[prasadk]

The one thing that impressed me the most is you clean up before you work and after you work. Cool

[a.t.]

Your the man buddy. Finally, someone that cares about doing a good quality job that also looks good. Thank you!

[dogman]

I just used this for a 403lb rheem gas pack. Worked like a charm over rough clumpy grass and pine straw. Even just making subtle shifts was easy. Excellent idea.

[tomwardzala]

As a tech with 16 years service experience it’s my goal to be able do such a clean equipment installation

[andrewchagollan]

Dude I think that was the cleanest jobs I have ever seen. I’m a new licensed HVAC contractor here in California, and doing all the work as clean as it was by yourself is inspiring!

[joet]

My favorite thing was after you connected the pipe on the return you took a few steps back to look at it. I tell every appreciate to do the same. The eye don’t lie. Nice clean solo install sir.

[coreymadden]

Im an installer for almost 2 years great install brother set the bar high!

[shonigman]

Very refreshing to see your natural skill and attention to detail. Having had some of the worst quality HVAC work done at my own home has lead me to look to real pros like you to restore my faith in the craft of HVAC. They should use your videos when training new HVAC techs. I don't think the average person realizes how many different skills are required to perform your craft.

[nlh]

Good clean install The only thing we have to do different down here is insulate the main drain line with each 1-1/8 x 1/2 tubing insulation through the P-Trap and over to the drain line connection or about 18 ft if it's in an attic but that's just our area South Texas. Also because of the type of soil we have down here after we level the ground take a dry sack of kwikset concrete down on the ground before your pad on top, You don't have to water it in the moisture in the ground soaks up into the concrete this keeps it stable over time in our area the condenser happens to sink on side or the other making the condensing unit crooked this process fixes the tilted condenser. I learned that from a guy who sets giant water tanks. Excellent job like all those toys you have.

[baitcasterdisaster]

Man that’s the cleanest install I’ve ever seen in my life ! All I can say is WOW! I’ve been an installer /tech for 15 years and I thought I did good work but after seeing this video, I gotta step my game up. You take pride in your work and it shows. Keep up the awesome work and keep them videos coming bro.

[maxsantana]

The work is very nice. All symmetrical and clean. I’ve never done this work before, but I can tell you do everything right with with a lot of details.

[jessupd]

HVAC contractor from FL. I can appreciate that workmanship you put into your jobs. Keep it up brotha 👊💪💯

[coreyott]

Im a HVAC contractor who just starting following you and im very impressed by your craftsmanship. Very clean and professional.

[vivekg]

This guy deserves more subscribers. Always does a neat job. Keep up the good work dude !

[dfwhvac]

Amazing craftsmanship. Linesets looked incredible. As others have pointed out though, Goodman outdoor units have a filter drier installed from factory inside the condensing unit, so the drier at the indoor unit was not necessary. I don’t see it causing any problems when running, but that’s still not advised to have two on a single circuit .

[kenssto]

I'm not an HVAC tech. But as a consumer that install looks extremely clean. Everything's neat and tidy You don't have wires hanging all over the place or extra copper lines dangling in places.
I also think I noticed the Nashville skyline in the background there. Love that place.