I have been in some basements with very low ceilings, however the one I was in Last year was so low that I had to crouch down, however i couldn’t understand how anyone could have gotten the furnace into the basement. It was damp, the basement floor was sticky with wet clay, and there were no windows, fortunately, they had a light that was very close to where the furnace was, so I had an easily nice flashlight. I tried to find a more comfortable way to fix the furnace, however it wasn’t working. If I hadn’t been 6 foot four inches, I may have been a bit more comfortable, although I was doing my best. I looked at the wet, muddy clay and cringed, knowing I was going to have to put my knees into that stuff. I did everything that I could in the furnace before needing to get into the mud. By the time I had finished inspecting and cleaning the furnace, I could not wait to get out of that creepy, small basement… As an HVAC corporation, I had seen a lot of bad working conditions, however this was the worst. I wrote this address down on my list of places I never wanted to go back.. I wanted to make sure that I would never need to come back here again. What was far worse than needing to stand in the muddy clay was when I stood up and bumped my head on the rafter; My head ached all the way back to the HVAC supplier. I have never been so thrilled to be back in an area where I could rest up straight without bumping my head.