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Is this new HVAC system a good deal?

jagoe1
11 years ago

Hi, I'm remodeling an old Victorian row home -- two stories plus basement, about 2,700 sq. ft. -- in Washington, D.C., and need to install an HVAC system. The options are pretty confusing. (First-time homebuyer here!) This is what one company is proposing after doing a manual J load calculation -- does it seem like a good deal? Any input would be helpful, thanks!

FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS

3.5 ton Heating & Cooling System:

1. Furnish and install one (1) new SpacePak- 3-3.5 ton, 410a Puron, high velocity air handler. Model # ESP3642.

2. Furnish and install one (1) new SpacePak - 15 kw heater package. Model # AC-EPAK-15.

3. Furnish and install one (1) new Carrier - 3.5 ton, 410a Puron, 13 SEER, heat pump. Model # 25HBC342W003.

4. Furnish and install one (1) new Honeywell- digital, programmable thermostat. Model # PRO 6000.

5. Furnish and install new insulated SpacePak duct work system: take offs, 3" supply tubing, attenuators, supply outlets, return flex duct, return box, and return grille with filter.

6. Furnish and install new: insulated refrigerant line set, control wire, platform, condensate drain, condensate pump, vinyl discharge tubing, condenser pad, disconnect box, power whip, and surge protector.

7. Connect to existing: power wire.

8. Pull vacuum below 350 microns to ensure no leaks or moisture in system.

9. Perform operational start up.

� Cost to perform installation: $22,303.00.

BASEMENT

Dual- Zone Ductless Mini Split System:

1. Furnish and install one (1) Fujitsu - 18k btu, 410a Puron, DC Inverter, dual zone, outdoor heat pump. Model # AOU18RLXFZ. (To be located on rear of home)

2. Furnish and install two (2) Fujitsu - 7k btu, 410a Puron, indoor wall mount fan unit with remote thermostat. Model # ASU7RLF. (Basement Bedroom and Basement Living Room)

3. Furnish and install new: insulated refrigerant line sets, control wires, condensate drains, disconnect box, power whip, condenser pad, and pump ups.

4. Connect to existing: power wire.

5. Pull vacuum below 350 microns on each circuit to ensure no leaks in system.

6. Perform operational start up.

� Cost to perform installation: $5,416.00.

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