When my mother told me about plans to install a new heating device at the church, I told her I would send the invoice.
I have a home service company installing different systems and running tune-ups on them.
Before installing the new furnace, we needed to assess the current unit’s state and start planning to install the new team. The assessment revealed that the boiler had a blown heat exchanger and could no longer function. The heating dealer was requested to bring a heat pump. The church had contributed toward a fund that helped purchase the new unit in cash. Since there was a series of ductwork in the church, we left them there. We only redid the duct sealing to help conserve energy and warmth within the church. The board had settled on this type of system plus a digital thermostat because the system needed little to no heating maintenance. My HVAC techs took up the installation of the new unit. They took time to locate an ideal location for the unit but finally found a spot at the back of the church. The high unit cost would be mitigated by the low cost of operation since there is little to no heating repair. My parents were fascinated at how much the heating industry had evolved. The new device now had the latest heating technology to notify the owner of any upcoming issue and call for quick action. The installation process took the HVAC serviceman about four hours. The congregation was excited about the new and improved indoor comfort on Sunday. Even though it is a church, we worked very well together, and they paid for every service.