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Old 05-02-2009, 10:19 AM
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Hey guys,

Anyone have any ballpark figures they can throw out that might give me an idea of how much it would cost to install a central air system in a 1970s colonial type house? Just curious... thanks!
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It depends a lot on if you already have duct work such as with a forced hot air heating system otherwise big bucks.
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Depends- if you currently have a ducted heating system (forced hot air), you're looking at around $4k. If your heating is via baseboard, you could be looking at $10-15k, depending on how the ducts ned to be run.
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They make split units and HVLP "high volume low pressure" systems now that don't require all the costly ducting. Look at Sanyo.com for some units- I think Mitsubishi and Fujitsu make 'em too. No idea on pricing-
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