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DIY & Home Improvement

Melissa G

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2. About that in cost..

Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 12:48 PM

Jan 2012

Depends on your tonnage and brands. American Standard is pretty cost effective.

Your electric company/city may be running low interest loans for hi efficiency units. I have done this 3 times for my homes. we have even gotten 0 percent loans.

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Anyone know the cost of a furnace/AC replacement? [View all] Auggie Jan 2012 OP

that's what it cost me leftyohiolib Jan 2012 #1

About that in cost.. Melissa G Jan 2012 #2

yes shanti Jan 2012 #4

Depends on the efficiency of the units. I just replaced my smaller, upstairs sinkingfeeling Jan 2012 #3

Please do get more estimates. Ruby the Liberal Jan 2012 #5

See if you can qualify for an energy saving rebate or tax deduction LiberalEsto Jan 2012 #6

Are you doing both furnace and AC at once? Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2012 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Jan 2012 #8

I spent about $8000 a few years back Coyote_Bandit Jan 2012 #9

Thanks everybody Auggie Jan 2012 #10

Rebates are good on solar electric roody Jan 2012 #11

That's square in the ballpark. They're not cheap Stinky The Clown Jan 2012 #12

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