Looks like I'm getting a new AC unit and a new furnace tomorrow. Been
band-aiding them both for a few years now. I did get 20 years out of them, which I guess is good. So what's this going to cost me?
Proposal for complete system- ac unit(outdoor) condenser, evaporator
coil and furnace
*removal and disposal of existing HVAC system
*install 2.5ton A/C carrier r454unit with pad and pump ups
*install 2.5 ton r454 evaporator coil
*install high efficency furnace 60,000 btu 90%
*flush existing lineset
*leak check, evacuate system under 500 microns and properly charge
system with manufacturer specifications
*install all necessary electrical connections to system
*perform proper startup and check complete cooling and heating
operation
*one year labor warranty from us
We will provide labor and any material needed to complete the hvac install
to system and the prices below will be for labor and equipment
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3w
What brand btw?
(In response to this post by Brown Water)
3w
until the job is finished and paid for.
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3w
I'm in Richmond and had one of the subcontractors who does lots of work for my company (a commercial general contractor) replace my heat pump in 2019. I did all of the electrical work myself, but they ran a new line set (I took advantage of the opportunity to relocate the outdoor unit so I could expand my patio), removed the old unit, and installed new outdoor and indoor units. I'd say you're getting a fair deal.
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3w
Local company is top notch.
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EDGEMAN
3w
It's the same company as Trane, so the same components with a different name badge on the outside.
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3w
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3w
then waited and paid 8- those enviro regs will git after ya
(In response to this post by Brown Water)
Paid @the same for upper level & lower level A/C units and controls…
…a few years back in DV. Smooth operation ever since.
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3w
basement. Had the heat pump replaced for the upstairs a year or two ago.
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With NoVa tax I'd say 18-20k
I paid about 14k for the same thing a couple years ago out here in UT
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LesHaunx
3w
...and that was a few years ago so 12k sounds about right.
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3w
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E
EDGEMAN
3w
...and the longevity went down.
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