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Residential HVAC Projects

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Pumps and manifold hidden in a closet, for one end of the home.
Copper piping for in-floor heat. A good example of Lance Aleckson’s excellent work.
Additional pumps and manifold for multiple zones. The upper flexible tubes are for the main floor heat.
Tim Cavadini and Lance Aleckson Two high velocity A/C systems with hot water coils, air cleaners, and humidifiers.
Lance standing next to the IBC high efficiency boiler and indirect fired water heater. The compact boiler is the heat source for the whole home and the domestic hot water.
A picture of the “Line-Hide” we installed to cover the refrigeration lines for a Mitsubishi 3-Head Ductless Mini-Split System. It makes the project look neat and finished.
This picture shows a unit without the “Line-Hide”.
Compared to the other system, the “line-hide”, gives it a finished look.
Bagniefski HVAC Sunset
The pex tubing will be attached to this foam board for in-floor heat.
In-floor heat pex tubing layout.
Pex tubing installed for in-floor heat.
High-Efficiency Boiler with manifold pumps and piping , for in-floor heat and domestic water.
For HVAC installation in a new construction home, it’s important for us to meet with the contractor to be sure everything runs smoothly, stays on schedule, and goes according to plans.
Hanging ductwork in a new construction home.
Running gas piping
Gas piping installation
Gas piping inspection
Hanging ductwork in a new construction home.
Boiler system installed for in-floor heat.

Light Commercial Projects

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Installing infrared heat at Hot Line Freight.
This shows 2 of 6 burner boxes installed for infrared heat. Infrared heat, heats objects directly below vs. trying to heat a whole area with forced air.
A close-up photo of the infrared tubing and deflector shield.
This infrared tubing shown with a 90 degree turn leading to the burner box. It shows that there are other options when installing infrared heat.
Shown here is the common flue pipe between two tube heaters.
Tubing for Hot Line Freight was hung at about 15 feet.
Meeting with Phil Onstad, HVAC Designer, for our larger commercial jobs that require state approval.
Rumors Bar and Grill Renovation Project
Fresh air intake for the building.
The start of return air ductwork.
Measuring for ductwork.
Installation of ductwork.
Showing 2 roof-top units. Because of their size and weight, we utilized a crane to lift them into place, something we often do for commercial jobs.

Group Staff Photos

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Bagniefski Race Night Tim and Sarah Cavadini
Bagniefski Race Night Tim and the Bagniefski Staff
Bagniefski Race Night The employees and their families.
Bagniefski Scholarship Winner, Brady Patterson
Tim & Sarah Cavadini
Phil Onstad, HVAC designer
Group photo of staff
Sheet Metal Fabricator
Group Christmas photo
Bagniefski group photo at a Logger's game, for our Annual Summer Shop Outing.
Doris, in customer service, has been with Bagniefski HVAC for 12 years.
Jessie works in our customer service department. We have excellent customer service at Bagniefski HVAC.
Trane Dealer Workshop. The new 2019 Trane product line is unveiled.
he Welcome Dinner for the 2019 Gustave A. Larson, Trane Dealer Conference. G A Larson is our supplier for Trane Equipment. My wife, Sarah, and I are pictured with Trane HVAC Dealers from around the United States.
Andrew and Scott Larson, owners of GA Larson, speak at the farewell dinner.
WWTC Job Fair
Lance Aleckson and Tim Cavadini at WWTC Career Fair
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