2024
6 14 2024
Trumbull, CT- 2024Mechanical
Replace the LP gas furnace and air conditioning unit with an inverter heat pump unit.
$15K
Local provider profile
Ralph C. Mann
Documented work across Connecticut based on attributed municipal records.
Reported work volume$246KDocumented jobs
Average project$27.3KWhere values are reported
First observed2015Available dataset
Categories1Observed work types
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Work history
Documented work by property
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2024
9 Bolling Pl
Greenwich, CT- 2024Mechanical
HVAC Work
$90K
2023
18 Knob Hill Rd
Norwalk, CT- 2023Mechanical
Replace the existing oil-fired hydro-air system with geothermal heat pump units.
$50K
2023
5 Geneva Rd
Norwalk, CT- 2023Mechanical
Install a geothermal heat pump unit and ductwork.
$30K
2022
31 King St
Norwalk, CT- 2022Mechanical
Replace the existing hydro air handler with a geothermal heat pump unit.
$25K
2020
38 Burritt Ave
Norwalk, CT- 2020Mechanical
Mechanical: Replace the oil-fired warm-air furnace with a natural-gas furnace.
$5K
2019
14 Relay Pl
Greenwich, CT- 2019Mechanical
Install a geothermal heating and cooling system with ductwork.
2018
2 Pine Hill Ave Ext
Norwalk, CT- 2018Mechanical
Mechanical: oil-to-gas conversion.
$9.4K
2018
1 Bartlett Ave
Norwalk, CT- 2018Mechanical
Mechanical: oil-to-gas warm-air conversion, add air conditioning and tankless gas-fired water heater.
$14K
2017
20 Elaine St
Norwalk, CT- 2017Mechanical
Mechanical: Gas piping to a new furnace and hot water heater.
$7.7K
2016
8 Candlelight Pl
Greenwich, CT- 2016Mechanical
Add ductwork from the existing system to new areas.
2015
1034 Lake Ave
Greenwich, CT- 2015Mechanical
Install a geothermal HVAC system using 1 packaged unit with 2 zones; sheet metal ductwork; 3 300 ft. Bore holes and a closed-loop heat exchanger; Desuperheaters for domestic hot water.