HVAC repair

[Wulf202]

There are one way air vents you can tee into the piping with under the sink but you may get some sewer smell from it

[Wulf202]

Oh and have your ac checked before you replace it. It could be a serious lack of maintenance that's causing it to not work well

[Zombie Steve]

Need to resurrect this thread.


Any HVAC guys in Colorado Springs I should be calling? My A/C is a-broke.

[Lex_Luthor]

Again with a zombie thread resurrection. Our furnace isn't keeping temp in the house. I know our house is poorly insulated, BUT last year the furnace just ran more & we had a higher bill from xcel. I can deal with that. I can't deal with a house at 65° or less with a toddler. I will send out a couple pm's to members mentioned in this thread as well. This isn't a HUGE emergency, but it would be nice to have our furnace looked at in a day or two. Supposedly, our unit should stool be under warranty.

[bellavite1]

Furnaces are dropping like flies...

[Great-Kazoo]

Here's who we use, with confidence
https://www.ar-15.co/threads/20783-F...nd-replacement

[Lex_Luthor]

Excellent, just sent him a PM. I'm located in Westminster though... we may be too far outside his preferred working range.

[buffalobo]

our house is never that warm. I hope someone gets back to you soon though.

Same here.

[Great-Kazoo]

Same here.

He does have a toddler to think about. My spouse who thinks 85* inside doesn't call for the AC being one, is now comfortable with the house @ 64 - 65, 24/7.

One does what one must do to maintain peace of mind, for everyone involved.

[Lex_Luthor]

With poor insulation & siding falling off the house, 70-72 upstairs is more like 65 downstairs. So realistically it was about 60 or less downstairs when upstairs was 65 or less. Bryan called & walked me through some basic troubleshooting! Thanks Bryan!