Heating And Air Conditioning Services

[x.staygold.x]

I'm a Journeyman HVAC/R mechanic looking for work on the side.

Anyone that needs a furnace repair, garage heater installed/serviced...or anything related to the Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning or Refrigeration industry, send me a message and i can come take a look at whatever you need done and give you a quote.

And i will give a great labour rate for any beyonder!

Call me at 403-891-4613

[Ichigo]

If you dont mind me asking. How long is that course?

[x.staygold.x]

it's a four year apprenticeship at SAIT.

[x.staygold.x]

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[x.staygold.x]

Winter is here! Anyone needing furnace inspection and service can message me as well.

[x.staygold.x]

Will also do emergency call out if you ever have a furnace or hot water tank failure in the middle of the night.

[revelations]

Post your number on here if youre willing to do 3am call outs - although u might have to talk to the mods about promoting your business.

[x.staygold.x]

number posted.

[craigcd]

I would suggest putting your number on local online classified sites, I ended up hiring a guy out of there. Did a decent job- and he got paid well. Still was cheaper than calling a actual company.

[x.staygold.x]

Thanks man

[mekeni]

pm'd

[x.staygold.x]

pm'd back

[kerry]

Adam (x.staygold.x) is a good friend of mine. He's super professional and does great quality work. I'd recommend him to anyone over a company. He'll give you a better rate and provide as good as or better quality work.

+1 for Adam!

[ottamania]

if you need any copper compensator with female ends or metal hose with flange ends lem me know staygold. We built these things and sell em to companies like wolseley. it ll be cheap to get em from me instead of goin to distrubitors.

check out the catalogue.

http://www.flexonics.ca/index.php/products/hvac_piping_products

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by ottamania
if you need any copper compensator with female ends or metal hose with flange ends lem me know staygold. We built these things and sell em to companies like wolseley. it ll be cheap to get em from me instead of goin to distrubitors.

check out the catalogue.

http://www.flexonics.ca/index.php/products/hvac_piping_products

Thanks man, i'll let you know if i do

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by kerry
Adam (x.staygold.x) is a good friend of mine. He's super professional and does great quality work. I'd recommend him to anyone over a company. He'll give you a better rate and provide as good as or better quality work.

+1 for Adam!

Thanks for the recommendation!

[x.staygold.x]

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[x.staygold.x]

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[CRX-R]

What company you working for when you're back from school?

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by CRX-R
What company you working for when you're back from school?

I use to work for Johnson Controls / York International but i am going into business for myself. It's much better money.

[x.staygold.x]

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[x.staygold.x]

Also, anyone needing plumbing jobs done as well can contact me...

[benyl]

Can you do gas lines and pull permits with the city?

Can you also move HE furnaces from the middle of my basement to the corner? Along with the Hot water tank?

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by benyl
Can you do gas lines and pull permits with the city?

Can you also move HE furnaces from the middle of my basement to the corner? Along with the Hot water tank?


No i cannot pull permits, as i'm a journeyman HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) mechanic. And the only trades that can pull permits with the city are MASTER plumbers, or MASTER gasfitters...unfortunately. Yet the knowledge we learn in school and in the field is usually much more in-depth then plumbers and gasfitters. It's a weird regulation...


But could move a hotwater tank and furnace for you. But to be honest, it would probably be cheaper if you had a sheet metal company do it, because of the ducting. They are faster at it, and have cheaper rates...

I could easily do the hotwater tank though...

[KeepItGully]

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[x.staygold.x]

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[TomcoPDR]

Adam, Do you have any insights and comparsions between natural gas versus electric tankless hot water heaters?

[x.staygold.x]

Well, tankless water-heaters are more cost efficent in the sense that you aren't paying for the cost of keeping the water at temperature all day...while you aren't using any hot water.

Now in regards to electric vs. natural gas...

For one, it is less costly to run a natural gas water-heater. Natural gas has a heating co-efficent of about 0.85 to 1

Where as electric has a heating co-efficent of 0.95 to 1.

Even though the electric is slightly more efficent, the cost difference between electricity and gas makes choosing gas a wise choice. Thats why we all have natural gas furnaces in our home and not electric furnaces.

Next is installation. Installing an electric water-heater is much easier. In the fact that no gas lines must be run. No permits must be pulled. all that is done is simply run the plumbing to the heater, run power to it, and *poof* you have a water heater ready to go.

All these options must be weighed when you are deciding which application you want to go with. Also, you must take into account what type of structure you are putting the water-heater in...a water-heater for a garage for instance would probably just need an electric, as it wouldn't be used much. But if you have a family of 5 or 6, the water-heater in you house would be more cost effective if it was natural gas.

Therefore there isn't really one that is "better"

I hope this helps...

[ipeefreely]

Adam, do you have any experience with electric baseboard heaters?

My girlfriend condo is an office convert and they used electric baseboards instead of radiators. I’ve been trying to find a programmable thermostat that can handle 20A (240v). All I can find are ones that have a max of 15 A (240v).:dunno:

Do you know if there are any commercial units available and where I could find one?

Thanks

[x.staygold.x]

Yes, you can try a place called Refrigerative Supply down off of Blackfoot Trail and Manhattan Road...

If you want though, i can pick one up, as contractors get a price much better than list price...

[ipeefreely]

Originally posted by x.staygold.x
Yes, you can try a place called Refrigerative Supply down off of Blackfoot Trail and Manhattan Road...

If you want though, i can pick one up, as contractors get a price much better than list price...

Thanks Adam, I'm in Edmonton so I'll call a few refrigerator supply companies and see if I can get one.

This is the one i picked up for her 15A one:NOMA Electric Heat Thermostat (http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/product_detail.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=1408474396676721&bmUID=1235428125633&PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524443276956&assortment=primary&fromSearch=true)
It was on sale for $30. How much should i expect to pay for a commercial grade one? $50-$80?

If i can't find one maybe I'll take a weekend trip down to pick one up off you.:thumbsup:

[78si]

Where is a good place to buy parts? I need a furnace motor.

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by 78si
Where is a good place to buy parts? I need a furnace motor.


Sopers Supply just off Blackfoot trail...

[Ven]

Who's trust worthy for furnace and duct cleaning?

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by Ven
Who's trust worthy for furnace and duct cleaning?


I had a friend who used to work for Alberta Furnace Cleaning and from what he told me they seemed pretty good. There are a lot of companies out there that do furnace cleaning though, so you do have a lot of options.

[black_2.5RS]

Hey Adam. Do you do any servicing over in-floor radiant heating? I suspect the furnace needs some work since the in-floor heating is tied to the furnace but can't be 100% sure.

[x.staygold.x]

Yes i do service on most types of heating/cooling systems.

[s2k_boi]

a/c unit? 3.5 tonne? approximate price...?

[silvercivicsir]

how much to install a humidifer ? i have a crappy L40 and want to upgrade to something decent.. going on to a trane mid eff furn

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by s2k_boi
a/c unit? 3.5 tonne? approximate price...?



I'll get you pricing on that from a supplier on monday...

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by silvercivicsir
how much to install a humidifer ? i have a crappy L40 and want to upgrade to something decent.. going on to a trane mid eff furn

I would suggest a honeywell trusteam unit...they are a little more pricey but work excellent. i could install one for around $600 bucks or so, depending on if the price is still the same as last time i picked one up...

[Isaiah]

PM'ed

[x.staygold.x]

Sorry for being gone so long guys. I definitely neglected checking my PM folder for months.

[x.staygold.x]

END OF SUMMER SPECIAL.

2.5 TON SPLIT SYSTEM FOR $2500 INCLUDING INSTALL.

INCLUDES: EVAPORATOR A-COIL
LINE SET
CONDENSING UNIT
CONDENSOR PAD
ALL WIRING
HONEYWELL TOUCH-SCREEN T-STAT

[x.staygold.x]

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[x.staygold.x]

END OF SUMMER SPECIAL.

2.5 TON SPLIT SYSTEM FOR $2500 INCLUDING INSTALL.

INCLUDES: EVAPORATOR A-COIL
LINE SET
CONDENSING UNIT
CONDENSOR PAD
ALL WIRING
HONEYWELL TOUCH-SCREEN T-STAT


DON'T MISS OUT! THESE PRICES WON'T LAST LONG

[sputnik]

Do you have a price for a 3.5T install?

[x.staygold.x]

I ALSO DO FURNACE INSPECTIONS FOR START OF HEATING SEASON.

FLAT RATE INCLUDING FILTER CHANGE IS $100.

ALL REPAIRS ARE EXTRA.

INSPECTION INCLUDES:

-Verify Proper Gas Pressure
-Cleaning of Flame Sensor
-Verify Proper Operation of All Safety Switches
-Check of Humidifier
-Check of all Furnace Electrical Components
-Fan, Motor, Bearing, and Belt Inspection
-Examination of Heat Exchanger for Damage and Corrosion


CALL ME @ 4038914613 FOR DETAILS

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by sputnik
Do you have a price for a 3.5T install?

$3000 for full install

[max_boost]

Is it just me or is that a really good deal?

$3000 for 3.5T air conditioning unit installed and that should take care of the cooling for a 1700sq.ft home? How long is this deal good for? Also curious what the 'regular' price is.

[x.staygold.x]

Yes, this is a great deal. For a 3.5 Ton unit installed by a company like ARPI'S would cost you somewhere in the range of $4500-$5000

I am passing the great deals given by the suppliers at the end of the season. And yes...a 3.5 Ton Unit is good for a 1700 sq.ft home.

[sputnik]

Which AC brand/model are you selling?

[Nate]

Originally posted by x.staygold.x
END OF SUMMER SPECIAL.

2.5 TON SPLIT SYSTEM FOR $2500 INCLUDING INSTALL.

INCLUDES: EVAPORATOR A-COIL
LINE SET
CONDENSING UNIT
CONDENSOR PAD
ALL WIRING
HONEYWELL TOUCH-SCREEN T-STAT


DON'T MISS OUT! THESE PRICES WON'T LAST LONG

PM me a price on a 4 T please aswell as what model of AC unit.

Have you started your own business and are able to provide receipts?

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by sputnik
Which AC brand/model are you selling?

I can sell any brand you prefer...but the brand i try and push is York International

[x.staygold.x]

Originally posted by Nate


PM me a price on a 4 T please aswell as what model of AC unit.

Have you started your own business and are able to provide receipts?


Yes i provide reciepts that you can use on your income taxes for the "home improvement tax credit"


Also...i am now offering full furnace inspections for $100 including filter change. I check all components on your furnace including safeties, electrical components, belts and bearings, heat exchangers, flame sensors, blower motor, ventor motor, and gas pressure. Anyone interested call me at 4038914613.

[x.staygold.x]

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[TomcoPDR]

Please check PM

[00redLUDE]

check pm

[x.staygold.x]

Sorry for the late replies everyone. I forgot to check my inbox for a little while. Probably best if everyone just calls me. I messaged you all back though.