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DRMom
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Melissa
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Central Air?
I think we are going to use our tax return for central air. Any recommendations. We have basboard heat so I assume we'll have to get vents and ductwork put in, but we do have storage space that runs along most of the front and back of my house(levitt house) TIA
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Posted 4/25/06 10:05 AM  |
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Lisa
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Professional Aunts No Kids
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Re: Central Air?
here is a post about central air that has some pretty good info
Central Air
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| Posted 4/25/06 10:11 AM |
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CunningOne
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Re: Central Air?
Thanks for bumping the post Lisa 
I never came back and updated, but we ended up having the central air installed by Sears (who does subcontract out, but we knew the owners who actually did the work).
We had the ductwork already from our forced air heat, and we replaced our furnace too, so my estimate won't be too similar to what you are looking for, but I will say estimates to put in the AC system and installing new ductowrk ranged from about $5500 to just under $10000.
Good Luck!
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| Posted 4/25/06 11:41 AM |
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