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My ac unit took a hit during one of the last hail storms here. I had my guy take a look to make sure that I could do it myself- and I did. It was hard work, but it looks so much better now.
Here some before & after shots. |
glad you got it fixed
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Wow, you can really see the indentations of the hail on the before picture.
Great job. Glad it was just the fins that got banged up. |
great job...I am surprised no one ever told you that you need to put a fence around it to protect it...when they installed my parents that was the first thing the guy told them...build a wooden fence around it leaving 6" air space all around it, and the back open!
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
great job...I am surprised no one ever told you that you need to put a fence around it to protect it...when they installed my parents that was the first thing the guy told them...build a wooden fence around it leaving 6" air space all around it, and the back open!
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So, how did you do this yourself? We have hail damage to our also.
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Originally Posted by Kept In Stitches
So, how did you do this yourself? We have hail damage to our also.
The trick is not to get in a hurry. I only worked for a couple hours at a pop over a couple of weekends. |
You can also get a "comb" for that purpose too. At AC repair person or hardware store. That's what the insurance adjuster advised.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
You can also get a "comb" for that purpose too. At AC repair person or hardware store. That's what the insurance adjuster advised.
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