The duct work on the right is restricting airflow by at least a third, if you restrict

the airflow on a unit, it has just one more cause to not last the full life expectancy.

The external insulation will eventually crack, leak and leave a moldy smell in the

    air stream. Both of these problems can cost the customer more money in the future.   

The duct work on the left and in the back of the picture is fabricated and installed

by Josh and Brandon with Quest Metal Solutions. These guys did a really good job

and they put there effort and care into it. This duct work is constructed as double

wall, due to the roof top units are conditioning  food product areas, sealed inside and

out, with 2” liner in between and designed so that water will not sit on top of the new

duct work and rust, preventing future leakage. We could warranty this for thirty years,

I can’t say that for the other installation on the right.

At Quest Metal Solutions we are Quality driven and in a way that this kind of

workmanship (on the right) really hits home with us. In our eyes this is not 

workmanship, this is a contractor that doesn’t care about the customer or

about the work that they are doing. Everyone has flaws, no one is perfect but

when we install a project even if the customer has asked us to do it as cheap as

possible, we put our heart and soul into it.

In the situation above nine times out of ten some contractors give you a price to do it

correctly but maybe with a smaller profit margin. Then they do the installation as cheap

as possible, even if it is incorrect, to put as much money in there pocket as possible.

 At Quest Metal Solutions we believe that is a depraved way to do business. However

there are alot of contrators that do outstanding work and if you are not using one on

your next project please give us a call or email us today,we are always looking for

good, solid relationships.