u/morlandhvac

Been working on this project off and on for a few years. We consolidated around 30 years of service records on geos, public maps, and paper maps from our boring/drilling subs to make a google-maps of Ohio. It's color coded by what type of loop to use and ground conditions down to the address level.

Has sped up sizing and quoting loops dramatically and really helps to stand out from competitors that are sizing loops with rules of thumb.

My pet project is finally done!

I consolidated over 30 years worth of our service records, public data from a few different sources, and paper maps from well and boring companies in my area to create a high-def map of the entire state of Ohio and which loop type is likely to best suit any piece of ground in the state. It has helped tremendously in speeding up quotes and getting the right materials where they need to be.

Hope this is helpful to someone!