Love your content Steve, keep it coming. I have a channel I may be starting because of you. Very inspired by your videos. You really make a connection with the small business owners out there in the world. Thanks for that. I am born and raised in Dorchester Mass. Good to see a Bostonian living out his life purpose. I now reside in the Seattle area and run a one-man shop as an Electrician. You are next LEVEL Brother.
6 years ago | 1
I'm a Western Mass apprentice. I've been watchin your videos. Your the only guy around that's got such a diverse amount of service calls. Love it brah. Helps to be able to look shit up especially being from the same state. Give it the full gundi. I don't know what it is but I'm always givin it the gundi. You just gotta.
7 years ago | 2
funny next level and steve is working again mama and ice cream truck go on
7 years ago | 0
Hey steven name is carlos n I'm getting into the hvac business n would like to thx u for ur videos they help me out don't stop making them plz
7 years ago | 0
Yeah $7500 we have to use Ultra Low Nox heaters there $2000 another great law
4 years ago | 0
Steve, great informative videos. Maybe u can shed some light on an on-going issue. I have an older 2 zone hot water baseboard boiler with 2 circulating pumps and no zone valves. I have a cold zone. I tried to bleed that zone but there's no water flow/pressure to push out the air. I had this issue 2xs before. The 1st tm i found a dirty water inlet screen. The 2nd tm i removed and reinstalled a spring located within the water inlet housing. (This housing also has a shut-off valve.) I believe this spring presets the water pressure to 12 psi. After that i was able to bleed the zone and heat worked fine. A few days ago i notice things r chilly again and i realize that same zone is cold, SO, i try to bleed and i get no watet flow again. I beleive the issue lies within that water inlet housing. Im afraid that there's no new water entering my boiler when evaporation occurs which explains the cold zone. Thanx
7 years ago | 0
Hi steve mike the plumber from foggieloan in scotland, cant get enough of your videos wondering why you have to make your own soup and in bulk
7 years ago | 0
Hey Steve. Keep the videos coming! You have the link for the video with the guy that had rabbits?
6 years ago | 1
@proficientplumbingheating7225
Hi steve love your videos pal! I’m plumbing heating engineer from Ireland and pretty much do same as you only our stuff is completely different to yours but works on same principal! I work with riello burners and service boilers etc same as you! One question I have and that is how the hell do you have literally everything in your van? You must have a lot of stock? Next video show us back of your van to get a look at it! Well done I’ll keep watching
7 years ago | 0
Your videos are great just a question, I have a oil boiler with baseboards I need a water heater but not sure which type is the best I don't have natural gas or propane I was told electric or indirect water heater is my options which one do you recommend
6 years ago | 0
Where are located, ? need two 84% boilers, I’m in Westchester county,NY, thanks Gene
6 years ago | 1
Hi Steve I watch one of your videos the one where you fixing a leaky pipe in the Bread & Breakfast I was staying at a bed-and-breakfast when he fixed it the pipe I like driving back rd back to Hamilton from to New York city when I do that you should go through town of North Dartmouth massachusett very pretty area actually passed your truck a couple times and then I get tired and checked in the bed bed and breakfast I saw your truck in front of it to watch heavy fannia Watts many many many videos
7 years ago | 0
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