Recent Work

Photographs from real residential and commercial jobs, captioned by what is actually in the frame.

Finding Work Like Yours

Houses and Buildings, Grouped Separately

Residential jobs and commercial jobs raise different questions, so they are grouped separately below. If something here looks like your property or your system, that is worth mentioning when you call: it tells us a good deal of what we would otherwise have to ask.

Houses

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A wall-mounted indoor ductless unit above a window beside a dark fireplace and television feature wall in a furnished living room. — Indoor ductless unitA wall-mounted indoor ductless unit sits above a window beside a dark fireplace and television feature wall.

Upper-storey outdoor unitA compact outdoor ductless unit mounted high on the siding of a two-storey house, with the line cover running vertically below it.

Identical framing to work-residential-ductless-600. — Ductless outdoor unit, houseA ductless outdoor unit set on pads beside a house, with the line set taken straight into the wall behind it.

The rear of a two-storey house with a compact outdoor ductless unit mounted high on the siding and line cover routed below it. — Rear-house installationA compact outdoor ductless unit is mounted high on the rear siding of a two-storey house with line cover routed below it.

Two stacked LG outdoor heat-pump modules beside grey house siding, with line cover, conduit, and piping routed along the wall. — Stacked outdoor modulesTwo stacked outdoor heat-pump modules stand beside grey siding with their line cover, conduit, and piping routed along the wall.

Grey house siding with a vertical line cover rising to the upper storey and part of an outdoor heat-pump unit visible at ground level. — Upper-storey line coverA vertical line cover rises along grey house siding from the outdoor unit toward the upper storey.

Two vertical line covers routed up grey house siding to the eaves above an upper-storey window. — Exterior line routingTwo line covers run vertically up grey siding to the eaves above an upper-storey window.

Outdoor unit serviceA technician working at an outdoor condensing unit beside a blue house and iron fence.

Indoor unit above a windowA wall-mounted indoor ductless unit above a window in a furnished living room.

A blue two-storey house with the exterior line covers visible from the street-side approach. — Exterior line-cover layoutA blue two-storey house with exterior line covers visible from the street-side approach.

Upper-wall accessA technician on an extension ladder reaching the upper wall and roof edge of a house.

Upper-storey line connectionA technician working from a ladder at an upper-storey window beside an exterior line cover.

Line covers beside a chimneyExterior line covers running vertically beside a brick chimney on a blue house.

Indoor unit in an upper roomA wall-mounted indoor ductless unit above a window on a sloped upper-storey wall.

Indoor unit on a sloped wallA wall-mounted indoor ductless unit installed high on a sloped interior wall.

A twin-fan outdoor unit standing on pads beside a house wall, next to a wooden deck, with the refrigerant lines and drain routed into the wall behind it. — Outdoor unit beside the deckThe outdoor half of a ductless system, stood on pads clear of the ground beside a deck, with the refrigerant lines and the condensate drain taken into the wall behind it.

A wall-mounted indoor unit fitted high on a plain wall in a room. — Indoor unit, living spaceAn indoor unit set high on the wall of a living space.

A wall-mounted indoor unit fitted high on a green wall beside a window. — Indoor unit, second roomAn indoor unit set high on a green wall in another room, beside a window.

An outdoor heat pump unit carried on steel wall brackets against a stucco wall, with the refrigerant lines and an electrical disconnect beside it. — Heat pump on wall bracketsAn outdoor heat pump carried on steel brackets off a stucco wall, with the electrical disconnect beside it.

A bracket-mounted outdoor heat pump unit above planting at the side of a building, seen from below. — Clear of the plantingA bracket-mounted outdoor heat pump above planting at the side of a building, seen from below.

An outdoor heat pump unit on wall brackets, with the pipe run entering the wall behind it and the disconnect box alongside. — Where the pipework entersAn outdoor heat pump on wall brackets, with the pipe entering the building and the disconnect alongside.

An outdoor condensing unit standing on a concrete pad beside a shingled house wall, with the line set run up the wall behind it. — Condensing unit on its padAn outdoor condensing unit stood on a poured pad beside a shingled house, with the line set run up the wall behind it.

The same condensing unit from further back, set on its pad at the corner of the house beside a door. — The same unit, in its settingThe same condensing unit from further back, at the corner of the house beside a door.

A gas furnace installed beside a water heater in a utility space, with the flue and gas piping run overhead. — Furnace and water heaterA gas furnace stood beside a water heater in a utility space, with the flue and the gas piping run overhead.

The same furnace and water heater from a different angle, showing the supply plenum and the flue connection. — Plenum and flue connectionThe same furnace and water heater from the other side, showing the supply plenum and the flue connection.

How the Work Gets Planned

Two Houses on the Same Street Can Need Different Answers

What is already installed, where equipment can physically go, how the building is used and what has to be worked around: those are the things that decide a job, and they are different at every address. That is what the assessment is for, and it is why the sets below look different from one another.