I read that in the 50s and 60's, as Elm trees died from Dutch Elm Disease, they were replaced extensively by Ash.
Showing posts with label Syracuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Syracuse. Show all posts
Friday, June 10, 2016
Ash Trees in Syracuse New York
The first Emerald Ash Borers were found in Syracuse in 2013. Ash Trees around town have been been dying since. This summer they are dying in our neighborhood, Lyncourt. So far, I have not seen any cut down here, but as the summer goes on, we will see trees replaced with new young trees.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Central Air Conditioning
August 6, 2010 Today the geothermal heat pump was started up, and our central air conditioning is now on. Hopefully we will have a hot August, so that we can compare our July electric bill using a window air conditioner in the living room, and a window air conditioner in our bedroom.
Earlier this week, Channel 3 news stopped by to do a piece on geothermal energy, clink on the link below.
Link for News Story
Earlier this week, Channel 3 news stopped by to do a piece on geothermal energy, clink on the link below.
Link for News Story
| Mike delivering our Heat Pump |
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Regrading
Monday, July 5, 2010
Our Geothermal Heat System
Though not strictly plumbing, I am having a geothermal heat system installed at our house in New York State. We have two wells drilled in the front yard, each 300 feet deep. The top 48 feet had to have casing, the rest of the well is thru bedrock, 250+ feet. It did rain during the process, but we also hit water at a couple of different times.


First well installed with tubing brought up above grade. Tubing and casing will be cut down to 4 feet below grade
After the second well was drilled. Mud is from the 300 foot wells, and water is from water encountered below ground while drilling
Top of Drill in Vertical Position
Bottom Of Drill with Mudguard
Well piping to be inserted into drilled well and grouted
35 ton drilling unit setting up

First well installed with tubing brought up above grade. Tubing and casing will be cut down to 4 feet below grade
After the second well was drilled. Mud is from the 300 foot wells, and water is from water encountered below ground while drilling
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