Posted by wjytexas on February 18, 2021 at 12:16:44 from (99.89.189.217):
In Reply to: Texas houses posted by cjunrau on February 18, 2021 at 11:25:10:
my house was built in 1969 and the plumbing is under the slab, the central AC/ heat and air handler is in a closet on the hall and near the outside AC compressor/heat pump. I'm not sure when they started putting water plumbing in attics, a stupid idea. new homes going in behind my place and across the county road too the east are all being plumbed under the slab. And now most AC/heat pump systems and air handlers are in the attic to save floor space. I have heard from friends of numerous problems. I guess from the builders point of view it's $$$$$$$$$ like so many decisions. sort of like not having winterized wind turbines and natural gas well heads. $$$$$$$$ And then in the '70's aluminum wiring was popular until the fires started.
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