RE: Just had our AC and coils (nothing else) replaced for $3500, not sure if

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Aug 20, 2019
9:15:39pm

MGundy Walk-on

That is a fair price, depending on the equipment brand and efficiency ratings.

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MGundy

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Does $5000 seem excessively cheap for AC and heater replacement in Utah?

Zap Rowsdower

8/20/19 8:10pm

Not too cheap, a really good deal. They are probably getting those units for

byubyu

8/20/19 8:13pm

Just had our AC and coils (nothing else) replaced for $3500, not sure if that’s

Garduno

8/20/19 8:17pm

RE: Just had our AC and coils (nothing else) replaced for $3500, not sure if

MGundy

8/20/19 9:15pm

That's about what ours cost.

byuluvr

8/20/19 8:18pm

$3800 for A/C and new coil - Bryant

blueriv

8/20/19 8:19pm

Any thoughts on 13, 14, or 16 seer? TIA

Zap Rowsdower

8/20/19 8:24pm

Do NOT go above a 13 SEER with 80% furnace.

MGundy

8/20/19 8:29pm

AZ utility had a $700 rebate if we got a 16 seer

permiso

8/20/19 8:41pm

That is a great deal!

MGundy

8/20/19 10:10pm

Was that only for the AC?

MGundy

8/20/19 10:10pm

No, both AC and furnace. I did save 300 or so by skipping out on a new plenum

permiso

8/21/19 5:03am

We just did a new AC/furnace for $6.5k.

HomeTownHero

8/20/19 8:24pm

I'd match that price but with Bryant equipment.

MGundy

8/20/19 8:26pm

Really? That would be a great deal.

byubyu

8/20/19 8:36pm

Sounds like a pretty good deal. We just replaced both our furnace and

rockhound

8/20/19 9:14pm

That's the bare minumum in efficiency, from a brand that's a step down price

basman

8/20/19 9:40pm

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