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bryant
bryant Member Posts: 8
in THE MAIN WALL
Thanks for the comments i'm always here ,just you guys have all the answers so i don't feel the need to pipe in.but i do like showing are work off from time to time.as you can tell we love what we do .I think we had a total of 100 1/2 ball valves,3 1 1/2" ball valves and 21 1" Ball valves.

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  • Wheeler Plumbing & Heating (Bryant Wheeler)
    Wheeler Plumbing & Heating (Bryant Wheeler) Member Posts: 17
    Radiant heat job w/Photo's

    Just wanted to post a project we just finished in Henniker NH.

    Bryant
  • Wheeler Plumbing & Heating (Bryant Wheeler)
    Wheeler Plumbing & Heating (Bryant Wheeler) Member Posts: 17
    Radiant heat job w/Photo's

    Jst wanted to share a recent project in Henniker NH

    Bryant
  • Wheeler Plumbing & Heating (Bryant Wheeler)
    Wheeler Plumbing & Heating (Bryant Wheeler) Member Posts: 17
    Radiant heat job w/Photo's

    Just wanted to share a recent project in Henniker NH

    Bryant
  • Steamhead
    Steamhead Member Posts: 17,494
    One of the nicest piping jobs I've seen

    You & the crew should be proud. Feel free to post here anytime you like.

    Hey Noel- isn't Henniker a part of your old stomping ground?

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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Appolo ball valves

    You do very nice work. A little over the top, but nice verry nice. The clients must love you.

    Pipedream
  • Chris_4
    Chris_4 Member Posts: 75
    so thats

    where all the ball valves are!!!!

    you should buy stock!!!

    nice looking job!

    Chris
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Bryant Wheeler

    have not heard from you in a while. As usual very nice work. Come around more often and share with us we love having here on the Wall.
  • Unknown
    Unknown Member
    Yes

    Henniker is where I grew up and went to school. Most of the boilers I have put in are in Henniker.

    Nice pipework, Bryant! I love to look at your work. Keep it up.

    Noel
  • Mad Dog
    Mad Dog Member Posts: 2,595
    Absolutely one of the best I've ever seen.........

    You really are damn!!!!!!!! good. You have inspired me to be even better. We have all found a serious contender. Hey Dan, how about you have a little contest every year.....you know, like P&M and RPA have. The categories could be: Neatest, most technical, wildest, most economical, most extravagant, you can categorize it in to best commercial steam boiler, best residential radiant, best snowmelt..........whacha think........Tank
  • Mad Dog
    Mad Dog Member Posts: 2,595
    Absolutely one of the best I've ever seen.........

    You really are damn!!!!!!!! good. You have inspired me to be even better. We have all found a serious contender. Hey Dan, how about you have a little contest every year.....you know, like P&M and RPA have. The categories could be: Neatest, most technical, wildest, most economical, most extravagant, you can categorize it in to best commercial steam boiler, best residential radiant, best snowmelt..........whacha think........Tank
  • Mad Dog
    Mad Dog Member Posts: 2,595
    Gotta agree with the tank...................................

    really stupendous craftsmanship. You are an inspiration to us meticulous types.....man! I'll put you in the hall of fame......right now!!!!!!! keep it up bro...I hope you charge accordingly...because you are worth WHATEVER YOU CAN get. Mad Dog

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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Over the top is always good

    That is some amazing work . I woulda been on the 4th pipe , crying , wondering when it would ever end , and seeing how far I could throw my level out the door . Beautiful job .
  • Mad Dog
    Mad Dog Member Posts: 2,595
    I LOVE over the top ...way to go, but I don't think those are

    Apollo's...the shot is a little distant and fuzzy, but I'll bet ya a beer they ain't apollos...could be wrong ...don't have my specs with me, but I'll go on instinct. Either way...Apoolos are The BEST....we love 'em Mad Dog

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  • bryant
    bryant Member Posts: 8
    ball vavles

    your right their not appollo they are boston valves.if you want to see a another job we just did look under the thread another radiant heat project that one was a tough one to make it all fit
  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
    beautifull workmanship

    Just one question, could'nt alot of time,space and money be saved by using manifolds manufactured by the tubing company ?

    Scott

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  • bryant
    bryant Member Posts: 8
    reply to scott

    I agree alot of money and time good be saved.But we do alot of radiant heat and we really don't get priced out.People that hire us have seen our work before and this is what they want in their basement and plus this looks a whole lot nicer.when the day is done we sit back for a half an hour or so figure out what we are doing the next day and enjoy loooking at what we did today.
  • hot_rod
    hot_rod Member Posts: 23,852
    Excellent craftmanship

    how many hours?

    Do you consider insulating any of the copper? Seems with that window nearby, and insulation above, you will lose considerable heat from that expanse of copper :)

    Thanks for sharing.

    hot rod
    Bob "hot rod" Rohr
    trainer for Caleffi NA
    Living the hydronic dream
  • jack_22
    jack_22 Member Posts: 5
    Awsome piping

    That is one awsome piping job! It looks like a new house. Just one question. After spending all the money for that great looking installation, how is the homeowner going to cool/dehumidify that new house in the summer?
  • Unknown
    Unknown Member
    Not sure you know where he is...

    Air conditioning is used one or two days a year, there. New Hampshire doesn't have a huge cooling demand. Most houses have none, some have window units, and the McMansions for the New NH people have central air. Not that they need to use it.

    Bryant, what road is this house on?

    Noel
  • bryant
    bryant Member Posts: 8
    hot rod

    i really Dont like the thought of insulating all that pipe and covering up all our work,so instead we have a Blower unit that sends that extra heat inthat room up to the living room.once the boiler room reaches 70 degrees the blower motor turns on and dumps that heat.
  • bryant
    bryant Member Posts: 8
    noel

    hi noel -this job was on morrison road.which is on the back way to hillsboro,past the blueberry fields.i hope this helps,
  • bryant
    bryant Member Posts: 8
    hotrod-how many hours

    way to many-i'm guessing but i think just in the header,
    tying in the radiant,oil tank ,boiler and misc. every thing but running the tubing about 80 hrs.don't know if that is good or bad .it's a ton of work.
  • Unknown
    Unknown Member
    Thanks

    I know that area well.

    Noel
  • Eric Taylor_37
    Eric Taylor_37 Member Posts: 19
    WOW

    You can work in my house anytime!

    Is that expansion tank supported?
    Look liks its just hangin' there in the pic.
    One bump and KSSHHHPWWWWISSSSSHHH!

    Cheers.

    Eric
  • Eric Paro
    Eric Paro Member Posts: 8
    nice job from your competition in alton nh

    very nice,and i thought I got all the who cares how much its gonna cost jobs here in central nh. once again NICE...
  • David Sutton_3
    David Sutton_3 Member Posts: 160
    You and your crew did a great job !!!

    looks like you love what you do!!..David
  • bryant
    bryant Member Posts: 8
    Competion in alton

    thanks,I Don't Think were in competion i did one job in meradith.It was in eagles nest or something to that nature,some awfully nice houses carved into the side of a mountain.cost him 120,000 for the lot and another 375,000 to build the house.just sold for 1,600,000 not to bad i didn't charge enough for that job.when i was piping that guys boiler he called me because he heard i was sick and didn't want me working on his boiler because he was afraid it wasn't going to look as good as the one that he saw.so it's nice to do work like this and to be know for doing that type of work.The hard thing is -is when you have 1 year worth of work in front of you and a month to do it all in , is to continue to do work like this and not cut corners.again thanks for the comment
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