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cancer two years ago, and after a long but optimistic fight, he succu*bed to complications last week. as his family, we know how much mike loved sharing his knowledge and expertise with the broader community. this blog will remain available for reference to previous postings. thank you for your support and for reading this blog over the years. the south central, midwest, and the northeast have seen record rainfall in the last couple of weeks with more coming , especially, the next couple of days.  rivers are over flood stage.  sewer systems cannot keep up with all the rain and sewers backed up into basements.  water also entered many basements from windows and doors and some people had water up to the first floor of their homes and soon,  the clean up will begins and the damage created by the storms and the flooding, once again brings attention to the safety hazards submerged hvac equipment typically is damaged beyond what would be considered cost-effective repair. fully submerged equipment requires replacement of all open exposed electrical controls and motors. likewise, gas piping, controls and burner systems require a combination of component part replacement and cleaning to as*ure proper, safe operation. flood damaged equipment is not covered by any in addition, submerged equipment, along with the air handling or duct systems are subjected to the potential biological hazards caused by contaminated flood water and sewer back-up getting into the system. this can also get into the unit insulation of the furnace or air handler as well as the duct work and can create molds and other problems.. it is strongly recommended that complete equipment change-out coupled with a thorough duct system replacement or cleaning is likely the. action required to restore safe, reliable hvac system operation. it is also strongly recommended that all flood damaged hvac systems remain offline until properly inspected and dispositioned by a this weekend i got an email from my nephew who lives in new hampshire. he recently moved into a home and they finished the basement and