1:30 just get a used trailer instead of a dumpster. Put a weatherproof outdoor wifi extender just outside your house and a outdoor bridge/router under the eaves of your shop with clear line of sight between the two and you won't have to deal with ethernet cable.
I think you keep the air handler down so you can say “for example” while you show one of your team members something inside the system. Especially considering it’s a high end system that Is intimidating to newer inexperienced techs. I would even include return duct work so you can use that for examples and training “static/return sizing/ filtration” a very overlooked part of our industry. We have one unit on the ground. vertical on a stand in one building with a filter back grille free drawing and a supply plenum/trunk and a horizontal in the other building with a pretty standard flex/plenum setup. We basically never touch the horizontal except for maintenance/repairs. But the vertical has seen more trainees and learning experiences then any other equipment we have in the field.
Could probably even install some permanent access doors, temp probes, and static probes on the system. Maybe even some clear piping to help with condensate/drain conversations. Might just be a fantasy of my own but I’ve always wished I had a vertical perfectly installed with clear doors clear drain pipe and static/temp probes felt like as a tech who really understands a lot of the practices used in residential hvac I would be able to teach people a lot of stuff with this as a resource.
I know both hvac and electrical deal with electricity, but with hvac are you less likely to be shocked or killed? Also around here the plumbing Union pays a bit more than the hvac union, but who gets paid more in general when they own their own business? Thanks
What a lot of people don’t understand is that yes that’s a nice building, but that company is not just a source of income but it’s a way of life for his whole family. That’s definitely a very nice building and I’m super happy to see him winning
As a one man company I learn what works for me. Something that can be done in less than half a day. So I would not do any duct work. I can't be stuck somewhere when people out of AC all day.
I'd have a new 3 phase power drop done by the power company so you have options in your shop. The other thing I was gonna say was... figure out where you want your compressor and air lines now and run them before you finish the walls. But... not sure you wanna do that if you'll be spraying them. I'm sure you'll do it up nice like you always do! Congrats! It's comin along quick!
Where I apply for your company. I’m a four year service tech and would so move down to Tennessee to learn and help grow your business. Love the new shop. Keep grinding.
if you planning to run ethernet to the building, pull a fiber line instead of actual ethernet, you just need some fiber media converters on each end. Just in case if lighting strikes, it doesn't travel through the line and kill your network gear/pc. Theres guides on this online.
Beautiful shop great size. Kinda weird framing though. Framed like a barn. Gonna be tricky to run electrical since there's no wall studding. I guess you can run conduit though. I'd take that shop anyday!!
1 idea that I'm sure you thought of is that you should get a forklift. Then on the back wall make shelves to stack stuff on in pallets. Shop seems small but then again it might be plenty if your just doing a few units and parts. I like your idea of the Gree flex and foam. Another Idea is that instead of Ethernet cable is to just do wireless. Ubiquiti should have a system that you can use. Also you could mount a Long Range Ubiquiti wifi acess point in or on your house and have it shoot our the signal towards that building.
He's gotta buy dealing meth like Gus Fring, and this is a coverup front business. Seriously, I'm glad to see you growing your business and channel. It's a nice shop and the way you're growing it will become small pretty fast.
You'll be real happy with that Gree system. My company became a Select Dealer for Gree a few years back and I've been super impressed with the units. That shop looks sweet dude 🤘
You do the trade well Zac I learn so much from your channel funny thing is my current employer told me to watch youtube after I passed my epa if I wanted to keep learning more. Lol old dude I've learned alot from him but and my coworker. But what I've learned from watching you is so much more detailed
Zac, you must pair your mini-split with a Cielo Breez smart AC controller! It would be so great to set up cooling/heating schedules for your AC or just simply control it from your phone when you're away. I've also sent you an email, check it out!
Zac do you ever run into any guys from REA in Nashville. I work for the office in Knoxville but we have one in Nashville as well. Just curious. I’m sure Nashville has tons of companies. We do commercial work primarily. Love your videos and work.
Congratulations man that building looks great. Thanks for bring us along in your journey. We would all hope to accomplish that goal one day. Thanks for the vids
Nice but I hope you’ve segregated your business property from your residence or you may lose both in a nasty lawsuit. I’m interested to learn how you went about this if you ever care to share.
That's great, you got your shop together, It looks small from the outside, yeah your going to have to figure out what kind of power supply your going to get, either run a separate power supply or run a sub panel from your house, it depends on how much power your going to need, there are ups and downs on both, if you have a separate power supply the power company will have to be involved, if you run it from the house you just need inspectors and permits, Good luck.
It’s not as easy as hanging up a sign and make money. There’s some real stuff that complicates the stuff that seems super simple. Like his whole day went sideways, but because of a service call he had to go run, which is income and then he is trying to build a shop and operate a business and have employees do a good job for his customers….. I wouldn’t recommend starting a company from the ground up either. Establishing a solid customer base that’s enough to employ a guy to help you is a HUGE deal. The time on the edge of that burnt me out. I loved the way of life but I didn’t have the grit to get past the point where I could hire help and continue growing.
@@georgewelker853 it almost is as easy as putting up a sign lol a sign your truck your tools and you will have more customers rhan you need in like a month
Are there CHRISTIAN People working in HVAC? The ones reading New Testament and Dostoevski? I had suspicion that with such a haircut and without church you son might become gay
Umm what? I am a devout atheist and do not give a fuck about religion, be who you want to be and do what you want to do. Get your homophobic ass out of here you piece of shit.
I use the best sealer on the market and can get you set up on that pressure washer us the Active 2.0 its on Obsessed Garage site and a Cox reel and you will be set
1:30 just get a used trailer instead of a dumpster. Put a weatherproof outdoor wifi extender just outside your house and a outdoor bridge/router under the eaves of your shop with clear line of sight between the two and you won't have to deal with ethernet cable.
Congrats Bro, Keep Pushing!!
I think you keep the air handler down so you can say “for example” while you show one of your team members something inside the system. Especially considering it’s a high end system that Is intimidating to newer inexperienced techs. I would even include return duct work so you can use that for examples and training “static/return sizing/ filtration” a very overlooked part of our industry. We have one unit on the ground. vertical on a stand in one building with a filter back grille free drawing and a supply plenum/trunk and a horizontal in the other building with a pretty standard flex/plenum setup. We basically never touch the horizontal except for maintenance/repairs. But the vertical has seen more trainees and learning experiences then any other equipment we have in the field.
Could probably even install some permanent access doors, temp probes, and static probes on the system. Maybe even some clear piping to help with condensate/drain conversations. Might just be a fantasy of my own but I’ve always wished I had a vertical perfectly installed with clear doors clear drain pipe and static/temp probes felt like as a tech who really understands a lot of the practices used in residential hvac I would be able to teach people a lot of stuff with this as a resource.
Let’s get the update man!
Nice shop!
Let’s see the updated shop video. Please
great job pulling it without hubpuller. I learned that shit when u had no puller lol!
*Great job buddy
Good for you and good luck!
congratlations! looks great!
We use dump trailers. (1) for scrap metal and (1) for trash. Works well and you can just haul it off as needed. Just an option for you.
Beautiful building, congratulations
Bet the neighbors love the new view
Hi great video and nice shop. Just wanted to mention be careful with the dumpster/dumpster truck, it could crack your concrete!
Congratulations. Business must be good
HEY! WOW! Congratulations!!
What about using ductless mini splits for your shop??
Happy for you sir
Man, you're doing great Zac. It's been a pleasure watching you and your channel grow over the years. Trade Grind!! 👊🏻
massive amount of concrete. What did the concrete cost you?
Good for your i not have space my house
Much success to you
Gree Flexx air handler is not variable speed
Congratulations big inspiration 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
A day in the life brother! Thanks for the video!
What type of work boot are you wearing?
Great video Zack
Why not mini splits with heads ? In your garage
What’s the update on the shop. I wish I had space to build one. They don’t allow so tall where I live I’ll be building a 9ft tall
Beautiful driveway 😌
I know both hvac and electrical deal with electricity, but with hvac are you less likely to be shocked or killed? Also around here the plumbing Union pays a bit more than the hvac union, but who gets paid more in general when they own their own business? Thanks
Congratulations, I can tell you are excited by this new building, as you should be!
You licensed?
Do you have any issues with your field piece VP87 vacuum pump tripping GFI receptacles as soon as you flip the on switch?
What a lot of people don’t understand is that yes that’s a nice building, but that company is not just a source of income but it’s a way of life for his whole family. That’s definitely a very nice building and I’m super happy to see him winning
Always enjoy your videos keep up the great educational hvac vids 🫡
As a one man company I learn what works for me. Something that can be done in less than half a day. So I would not do any duct work. I can't be stuck somewhere when people out of AC all day.
I'd have a new 3 phase power drop done by the power company so you have options in your shop. The other thing I was gonna say was... figure out where you want your compressor and air lines now and run them before you finish the walls. But... not sure you wanna do that if you'll be spraying them. I'm sure you'll do it up nice like you always do! Congrats! It's comin along quick!
3 phase at a residential address is overkill and super expensive.
You should have tried to sell them a new Unit with the fan motor going out . I also think unit looked pretty rough .
And yes you should always push for the furnace to . Get them some good efficient equipment with a nice variable speed blower motor.
What country you are in..???
Thanks for your support and your subscribe 🙏❤️
Where I apply for your company. I’m a four year service tech and would so move down to Tennessee to learn and help grow your business. Love the new shop. Keep grinding.
if you planning to run ethernet to the building, pull a fiber line instead of actual ethernet, you just need some fiber media converters on each end. Just in case if lighting strikes, it doesn't travel through the line and kill your network gear/pc. Theres guides on this online.
I want to get in this field
Nice 🎉
Nice job getting that fan blade off. How do you like that bed deck storage?
That shop is awesome !!!! Huge Man Cave can’t wait to see the finish project . I see some good videos coming soon . Film the entire build out !!!
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Find a sheet metal guy man😂
Air handler down low 👍
Beautiful shop great size. Kinda weird framing though. Framed like a barn. Gonna be tricky to run electrical since there's no wall studding. I guess you can run conduit though. I'd take that shop anyday!!
Hi, in what city are you located, because I am from miami but I have a cabin in Pigeon Forge and I would like to have you as our tech.
1 idea that I'm sure you thought of is that you should get a forklift. Then on the back wall make shelves to stack stuff on in pallets. Shop seems small but then again it might be plenty if your just doing a few units and parts. I like your idea of the Gree flex and foam.
Another Idea is that instead of Ethernet cable is to just do wireless. Ubiquiti should have a system that you can use. Also you could mount a Long Range Ubiquiti wifi acess point in or on your house and have it shoot our the signal towards that building.
He's gotta buy dealing meth like Gus Fring, and this is a coverup front business.
Seriously, I'm glad to see you growing your business and channel. It's a nice shop and the way you're growing it will become small pretty fast.
good job getting shop up. that van needs that wrap. You figure out your logo and story?
You'll be real happy with that Gree system. My company became a Select Dealer for Gree a few years back and I've been super impressed with the units. That shop looks sweet dude 🤘
White shop is more clean and saves light energy .
You do the trade well Zac I learn so much from your channel funny thing is my current employer told me to watch youtube after I passed my epa if I wanted to keep learning more. Lol old dude I've learned alot from him but and my coworker. But what I've learned from watching you is so much more detailed
Shop looks crazy big and has so much potential! Fun jobs too thanks for sharing
The building project looks really good. Please keep updating!
Congrats on the new shop! How much for the 30x40?
Keep up the good work. Definitely one of my favorite hvac channels.
Shout out to Trevor as well. Peace ✌
Make a burn pile
Nice shop what is your budget for it
Livestreaming hvac work is something I haven’t seen from an hvac channel
You are inspiring, let’s do some work 💯
Show!👍🏼
What are those ear thing that you’re wearing?
What ear buds are those?
"Make sure you don't lose your nuts." -- sound advice for any day.
Hi, could I ask you what's your average CPM ?
What is your review on the head phone you got on? I been thinking about them. Do you recommend them?
Put the air handler down low.
Maaco sucks. I hope you don't have issues
That is a nice shop. I think your going to find that it’s going to get small real fast
Don't know how to do a Pittsburgh in the hand brake?
nice
Zac, you must pair your mini-split with a Cielo Breez smart AC controller! It would be so great to set up cooling/heating schedules for your AC or just simply control it from your phone when you're away.
I've also sent you an email, check it out!
Zac do you ever run into any guys from REA in Nashville. I work for the office in Knoxville but we have one in Nashville as well. Just curious. I’m sure Nashville has tons of companies. We do commercial work primarily. Love your videos and work.
Congratulations man that building looks great. Thanks for bring us along in your journey. We would all hope to accomplish that goal one day. Thanks for the vids
Why did your wife stop being involved in the business?
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Nice but I hope you’ve segregated your business property from your residence or you may lose both in a nasty lawsuit. I’m interested to learn how you went about this if you ever care to share.
That's great, you got your shop together, It looks small from the outside, yeah your going to have to figure out what kind of power supply your going to get, either run a separate power supply or run a sub panel from your house, it depends on how much power your going to need, there are ups and downs on both, if you have a separate power supply the power company will have to be involved, if you run it from the house you just need inspectors and permits, Good luck.
Man brother I’m happy to see your company grow I wish you and your company the best good luck and god bless .
Down low for the content.
You say don't start your own HVAC business but you're building a shop with three doors okay dude
It’s not as easy as hanging up a sign and make money. There’s some real stuff that complicates the stuff that seems super simple. Like his whole day went sideways, but because of a service call he had to go run, which is income and then he is trying to build a shop and operate a business and have employees do a good job for his customers….. I wouldn’t recommend starting a company from the ground up either. Establishing a solid customer base that’s enough to employ a guy to help you is a HUGE deal. The time on the edge of that burnt me out. I loved the way of life but I didn’t have the grit to get past the point where I could hire help and continue growing.
@@georgewelker853 it almost is as easy as putting up a sign lol a sign your truck your tools and you will have more customers rhan you need in like a month
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Bad hair cut 💇♂️
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Are there CHRISTIAN People working in HVAC? The ones reading New Testament and Dostoevski? I had suspicion that with such a haircut and without church you son might become gay
We came on this video to see that sweet shop… you came to look at little boys? 😂
its people like you that no one will miss when ur dead and gone.
Umm what? I am a devout atheist and do not give a fuck about religion, be who you want to be and do what you want to do. Get your homophobic ass out of here you piece of shit.
@@gabrielvillanueva8379 i came to watch hvac but hvac is NOT Main in my Life.. Number 1 must be GOD AND SAINT FATHER SON AND WHOLY SPIRIT
Well just keep your comments to yourself about kids. Get over your self. And stop judging cuzzzz that’s a sin.
If that was located in the middle of San Francisco that would be a $20 million piece of property
Congrats on the shop when u get ready to seal that concrete hit me up I own @Woo10 Pressure Washing & Maintenace
I use the best sealer on the market and can get you set up on that pressure washer us the Active 2.0 its on Obsessed Garage site and a Cox reel and you will be set