~ HVAC TIP ~ Has to do with the Recent SNOW !!!

If you are experiencing furnace troubles make sure you check your PVC Intake & Exhaust that is on the outside of the house.

With this much wind and snow, Drifts will build up in odd places.

I just had a call with a customer and I told him to check his pipes, I waited on the phone for 4 min's and he came back and was like " Hell yea it was blocked and now I have Heat "

So I saved the guy some $$$ :banana

There's going to be allot of calls like this today and the days to come.

Just a heads up:thumbsup

- Brad -

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Your pipes should be this far from the ground, if they are not then Fix it :thumbsup

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Thats very nice of you Brad, and thanks for the tip. My father actually called me this morning at 5am and left me a voicemail to do the samr.

thats a great tip

No problem guys, I would say most service techs don't even edumacate there customers on this and collect the $$$$

We do it at work because well its the honest thing to do :thumbsup

Great tip...saw this same tip on Fox 6

That's great advice, I will check mine when I go out and blow snow this morning. Thanks!

Thanks for the tip, just helped a buddy of mine fix his a few hours ago and this was the culprit.

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Originally Posted by twirkin50

Thanks for the tip, just helped a buddy of mine fix his a few hours ago and this was the culprit.

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Sweet ass man :headbang

Woke up thhis moring to 50 degrees in the house. went outside and the intake pipe had snow in it. happend last year too.
Should the intake pipe have the J bend in it or the exhaust???????

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Originally Posted by fly5150

Woke up thhis moring to 50 degrees in the house. went outside and the intake pipe had snow in it. happend last year too.
Should the intake pipe have the J bend in it or the exhaust???????

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Hope this helps :thumbsup

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