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Trim-Out Checklist

  • 1. Supply & return vent covers installed with silicone

  • 2. Supply vents installed in fully open position and facing correct direction?

  • 3. Return grill able to to fully open to replace filter?

  • 4. Install filters in each return with airflowing in correct direction?

  • 5. Bathroom exhaust fans covers installed

  • 6. Thermostats installed per zone if zoned, zone board and dampers wired

  • 7. SS2 and drain pan float switches installed and wired to cut power to thermostat

  • 8. Condensate drain hooked up with clean out T&P trap with cap (Cap before you trap!)

  • 9. Condensate line must be insulated with armor flex all the way to unit

  • 10. Indoor wired low and high voltage.

  • Photo of finished Air Handler?

  • All Air Handlers/Furnaces/Mini Splits completed? Photos of each one.

  • 11. Outdoor set with pad or on platform min of 3 inches above finished grade system secured to pad or platform. Unit is properly leveled?

  • 12. Line set brazed in with nitrogen

  • 13. Filter dryer installed inside if A/C arrow pointing towards evaporator coil if heat pump or dryer must be installed

  • 14. Pressure test system with nitrogen at minimum of 300 PSI for 20 mins or if bubble soap is used on all sections to confirm no leak

  • 15. Vacuum system down to 500 microns

  • 16. Exterior vents and soffit vents installed with stainless screws. Pest cover on all except dryer vent. Silicone exterior vents.

  • 17. Heat kits installed

  • 18. GAM unit all 3 wires, wired together

  • Photos of all outside units. Separate photo of lineset connection to unit.

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