More Than an Equipment Swap
The installation included the equipment and supporting work below. The $5,000 difference is specific to this project and the other bid the homeowner received.
- Location: Edmond, Oklahoma
- Equipment: 2.5-ton General Electric system
- Line set work included
- Thermostat work included
- One duct relocated
- Vacuum decay test photographed
- Price: $5,000 below another bid on this job
- Final status: all systems go
The Installation, in Photos
Real photos from the job show the existing outdoor equipment, the vacuum gauge during testing, our installation crew, and the replacement GE unit.
- Replaced the existing equipment with the 2.5-ton GE system
- Completed the line set and thermostat work
- Relocated a duct as part of the installation
- Documented the vacuum decay test
From the outdoor connections to the work inside, this project brought the equipment and supporting installation work together in one job.
Compare the Whole Installation
When you compare bids, ask for a written scope that lists the equipment and the work around it. On this project, the line set, thermostat, and duct relocation were part of the value we provided.
Our price was $5,000 below another bid for this homeowner. Every home and scope is different; this project is an example of our work, not a promise of the same savings on every installation.
Questions About This Edmond GE Installation
What system did TradeStrong install?
We installed a 2.5-ton General Electric HVAC system at a home in Edmond, Oklahoma. The after photo shows the new GE outdoor unit.
What work was included besides the equipment?
This job included line set and thermostat work, relocation of one duct, and a vacuum decay test. The photos document the outdoor equipment, testing, and installation crew.
How much did the homeowner save?
TradeStrong came in $5,000 below another bid the homeowner received for this job. That is a project-specific comparison; pricing and savings for another home depend on its equipment and installation scope.
What does the vacuum test photo show?
The photo shows the digital gauge during the vacuum decay test, with a main reading of 95 and a zero rate-of-change reading. It captures one moment in the test; the photograph alone does not show the complete test duration or reading history.
Who did the installation?
The TradeStrong installation crew pictured beside the indoor equipment completed the job. These are photos from the actual Edmond project.
Can I get an estimate for a similar installation in Edmond?
Yes. Contact TradeStrong to discuss your home, existing equipment, and the work you need. If you already have a bid, we can help you compare its listed scope with our proposed installation.
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