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csziggy

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7. In my area that would be high

Reply to rownesheck (Original post)

Fri Feb 12, 2021, 02:25 AM

Feb 2021

I just replaced (in September) my original house unit with a Trane four zone heat pump. It covers 2700 sq. ft. with an upstairs which is one zone, and zones for the kitchen/dining room, master bedroom, and library/studio.

The entire 3 ton unit with outdoor heat pump and indoor air handler cost under $13,000, which included installation and the first year of maintenance but no new ducting.

We had just put in an 800 sq. ft. addition with it's own 1 ton unit so effectively the house now has five zones.

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Help! [View all] rownesheck Feb 2021 OP

Is your evaporator/blower unit roof-mounted one or is it in the attic? mr_lebowski Feb 2021 #1

It's in the attic, rownesheck Feb 2021 #2

I would look at Timewas Feb 2021 #3

Last year I had my HVAC replaced. padfun Feb 2021 #4

Wow. Are you in a high rent area? Do the bids include all new duct work? 58Sunliner Feb 2021 #5

You have a big house and that means a big unit procon Feb 2021 #6

In my area that would be high csziggy Feb 2021 #7