| Who's replaced their AC/Furnace recently? One of our units needs to be replaced and got quotes.
Posted by ATL
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| I just had to turn my furnace ON this morning…and had to go flip the physical switch…
Posted by haighter
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| We did last year. Got a dual mode heater—heat pump then propane kicks in if it’s cold enough
Posted by DT
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| The quotes I've gotten range anywhere from $13,000 to $18,000, depending on the provider and type of
Posted by ATL
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| I just bought a 1920 home, removed a boiler and radiators and installed a brand new HVAC system
Posted by ijustkrushalot
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| oh, anyone want to guess what that cost, also throw in a brand new tankless water heater.*
Posted by ijustkrushalot
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| talk to me about tank vs tankless...assuming you considered both options*
Posted by lcubed
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| for tankless, be mindful of where the unit is placed in cold weather regions. while installation may
Posted by torinese
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| I'm pretty happy with tankless... I did a recirculation line to the kitchen, so it's instant-on
Posted by ijustkrushalot
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| Recirculation line is a must if you have tankless
Posted by Jersey
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| Be sure to get it serviced every couple of years
Posted by DT
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| yea, ours came with 1 annual cleaning, then I'll have to figure out how to do it yourself
Posted by ijustkrushalot
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| Once you go tankless you’ll never go back*
Posted by CoronaTheirAss
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| We have two heat pumps for whole house, plus radiant in-floor. We are in Chicago.*
Posted by cpsteine
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| We put a new unit in one of our smaller places this year
Posted by Sammich
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| Sammich the LAND LORD. Lord of the Land. Owner of heaven and earth.*
Posted by Warrin'_Illini
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| *kicks pebble*
Posted by ATL
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| Better than my chrome domo*
Posted by Phytynlini
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| Just replaced 2 units in our new townhome. A/C on the 4th floor roof. Anyone want to make a guess?
Posted by IlliniJuice07
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| $32K*
Posted by ATL
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| Actually too high - should note I also added a water heater.*
Posted by IlliniJuice07
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| We have a heat pump.*
Posted by CoronaTheirAss
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| All three people we got quotes from looked at me like I was a crazy person when I inquired about it
Posted by ATL
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| heat pumps are pretty popular up here in new england, mainly due to the cost of installing duct work
Posted by torinese
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| Assume you mean the ductless split systems? Yeah, they're pretty popular globally for that
Posted by ATL
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| If I had more money when my kids were younger, we would have done that for upstairs BRs
Posted by DT
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| Raleigh>>>>>>>heat pump for two/three floors*
Posted by TarheelIllini
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| American Comfort is the company that did it but I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THEM*
Posted by CoronaTheirAss
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| During my first tour of duty in Atlanta, I used to go with Moncrief. They were really good and
Posted by ATL
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| I have been very happy with Central*
Posted by CoronaTheirAss
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