New project - DF

Dan Foley

This is one we have been working on for the last few weeks. It is located in Bethesda, MD. The existing heating sub walked off the job (or was thrown off depending on who you talk to). We spent the first several days undoing what had been done. Luckily, the design was done at the Wirsbo factory so the tubing layout was accurate.

The radiant system is heated by two Munchkin 199's with a Vision 3 control. It also supplies a 120 gal. Phase III tank and four air handlers.

We just got the contract to snowmelt the driveway. We will be using a Thermal Solutions 750K boiler to power the system. I will post those photos as it progresses. -DF

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Dan Foley

Mechanicals

Here are some photos of the mechanicals. -DF

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Wayco Wayne_2

Wow!

I can't believe these jobs are right in my back yard. My customers seem to have a more modest budget I'm certain. Thanks for sharing the pics. I'll look forward to seeing more. WW

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Mike Reavis_2

Dan, I can relate to coming in on a job after conflict.

It takes time to talk people down, and get them to trust you after someone else has been unprofessional. I had a job where the contractor used non-barrier pipe with no intention of protecting the existing system. It is a nice feeling when you get to help out the general contractor, and protect the homeowner's investment; and meet or exceed their expectations.

Mike

Weezbo

*~/:) cool .

thats going to be a thing of beauty .....the more simple the system looks the more it baffels the observers mind
...i especially like the caleffi tucked nonchalantly away ,:) holding down the fort

Ray Landry

nice looking job