Recent content by aaronlalonde

Thanks for the reply. It looks like I might need a condesant pump as well as I need to go up about 18 inches before I can go out.

any updates available especially as to the question of running the pipes out the side and up the attic? Im also torn between cheap units and the expensive units. Its for a garage office and if it fails its not like i would have to move to a hotel or anything. This is a project I probably need...

My question is did you run the lines up thru the ceiling into an attic space? I ask because I am looking At the same sort of install to avoid running thru brick. 9 feet up and it's a strait shot thru Hardiplank. H&W anyone had issues with hoa's or do I need to move my fence forward

Has anyone heard of this product? It was recommended by an installer here in Pearland (Houston) and runs between 3.25 and 4.25 a foot

im curious what it costs to run a 12k unit per month compared to my two 3.5 ton units in the back yard.

400 sq ft garage, r13 in two exterior walls, one wall connects to house, fourth wall 16 foot (soon to be insulated) garage door. I just put in between r40 and r60 fiberglass blown in in attic. I will aslo have a deep freeze, a second freezer converted to kegerator and probably 3 or 4 computers...

i could throw in some good Texas bbq and homebrew in exchange for the trip charge....;)

no i just need one of these installed to move the door closer to the ceiling when its open http://ddmgaragedoors.com/parts/high-lift/custom-garage-door-high-lift-conversion-kit-quote.php

yes it is a residential two car garage door, plain uninsulated steel (for now)

Actually Pearland- Im looking for someone who can install a high lift door kit on my door. Has anyone oin this area had one of these done? if so who would you recommend and what was a ballpark cost? Thanks Aaron