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Ice Removal

Complete dining room remodel.

Custom built wine rack, heater cover and restored lamp

In line filter installation.

Pellet stove repair.

Installing New Ground

Cleaning up trees and leaves

Fresh cut grass, roof leaks, and fence repair.

Pool demolition and Install

Bed installation, mulching, ground leveling and gutter cleaning.

Old School Boat.	Boat Inspection	Fishing Boat with Brand New E-Tec
Shot of the Evinrude	Inspecting the underwater plumbing.	Checking the water pump.
Ensuring electrical is good.

Pool Heater Electrical Inspection No water running through the heater due to the lack of water running through the pump. Therefore, it ran without water and needed to be serviced.	Pool System Overview Pump, Filter and Pool heater all being investigated for leakage.	Pool filter clean-out. This was the beginning of a neglected filter that was caked in filth. You will see what they should look like.	Filter Allignment Stand In the center is a large mound of packed sand, leaves and pine needles. Not good considering the filter runs through it.	Assembled before picture. Just a picture of what the filter looked like before taking it apart to be cleaned.
Birdseye image of the filter. Another overall picture to grasp the aspect.	Clean Vs. Dirty Pool Filter On the left, what it looked like before being cleaned. On the right is what it supposed to look like.	PVC/Pool Line Pressure Gauge This was hand crafted and works great. Limited options in the field, so I made my own. Soon to be designed and sold in the market.	Pool Heater Electronics Another shot of the pool heaters' electronic system.	More dirty filters... Every filter had to be taken out and cleaned by hand. It was really on there.
Bottom filter collection. The buildup of gunk from intake.	Filter output dirty. The filters' output was all blocked up from this junk.

Welcome to the team a brand new surface air supplied underwater breathing apparatus, or SASUBA. With an oil-less, 12 Volt operated compressor, it remains landside while a diver goes under. It has alligator clips to hook up to a deep cycle battery. Thankfully, we have solar panels and can keep it completely self-sustaining. It provides true Class D breathable air with a nice compressor. In the output is an additional air filter within the 100ft breathable hose connected with quick connect fittings. Attached to the low pressure hookah regulator is the harness which keeps it out of the way from the diver to avoid possible injury. Although pricey, it has the potential to run a whole day with the right solar set up; it can run up to 60ft with one diver and can be adapted to serve two divers up to 30ft. Excellent machine for the industry, as it is already making a mark.

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