I agree with above post. I also don't like the idea of relocating a system. Did they plan on removing the air handler as well? What size are you looking at? I assume both the existing XL16i and XR15 are three ton units? I am glad you are happy with the XL16i. This condenser has a problematic history and is known for poor dehumidification. I personally would stick with the XR15 with TAM7 var speed air handler, HW VP IAQ thermostat to be set up with dehumidify on demand, and Trane's two stage 7/12 KW heat strip. Dealer will need to check your breaker box capacity. You might consider a whole house air filter media cabinet. You might also get a quote on sister model AmStd Heritage 15. Just as good as Trane and really about identical to the XR15. Post back. IMO Good Luck!

If the wood looks good before you put the oil on, it will look good after you put the oil on.

I would get a frieze that has strands of beiges and grays.

>the workers want to know where to put in borders for any beds< If this matter is still unresolved two months later agree that you really should have had bed design, plant selection and placement decided well in advance of the arrival of an installation crew. That you need to hire a consultant or designer to view the site in person, maybe plan some beds and their contents on paper, leave that with you to then work from. You could also have the consultant/designer involved with installation if that seems needed.