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tony286 06-18-2007 04:05 PM

A home owner question does this quote seem about right?
 
Was quoted $1500 parts and labor to replace the air handler on my upstairs system its a lennox heat pump and would be replaced with the same brand. We are only doing the air handler. Wrote some people to get quotes wanted to see if thats good or bad?

Lycanthrope 06-18-2007 04:12 PM

Depends on the model of course, but it doesn't sound ridiculous. I've seen 1200 - 4000 prices for similar.

tony286 06-18-2007 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Lycanthrope (Post 12620186)
Depends on the model of course, but it doesn't sound ridiculous. I've seen 1200 - 4000 prices for similar.

ok thanks its a lennox middle of road model.

K R I S T E N 06-18-2007 07:09 PM

Isnt owning a home FUN?! I dont even want to admit how much we just put into our house...amazing how much more EVERYTHING costs in Los Angeles

Compdoctor 06-18-2007 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 12620158)
Was quoted $1500 parts and labor to replace the air handler on my upstairs system its a lennox heat pump and would be replaced with the same brand. We are only doing the air handler. Wrote some people to get quotes wanted to see if thats good or bad?

Looks about right, I am switching out my system and got a few quotes, 1500 would be about middle of the road.

Adam_M 06-18-2007 07:26 PM

I am doing some work on the backyard, looks like coming to around $50k :(

Everything to do with houses costs thousands...

MandyBlake 06-18-2007 07:45 PM

this is the stuff that sucks about owning your own house. :(

tony286 06-18-2007 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by XBizKristen (Post 12621073)
Isnt owning a home FUN?! I dont even want to admit how much we just put into our house...amazing how much more EVERYTHING costs in Los Angeles

You got that right, I miss being a renter. Something went wrong you made a phone call,threw around a little tip money and it was done.Now its Mr Homeowner please spread your butt cheeks wider. lol

venus 06-18-2007 10:03 PM

thats why you buy new - sell after 2-4 yrs and take the equity and put it in another new home.
I dont have problems with my home. But then again its only had one owner... me..

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Originally Posted by MandyBlake (Post 12621270)
this is the stuff that sucks about owning your own house. :(


JP513 06-18-2007 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by venus (Post 12621761)
thats why you buy new - sell after 2-4 yrs and take the equity and put it in another new home.
I dont have problems with my home. But then again its only had one owner... me..

Yeah, that's my situation. I feel the OP's pain . . . but I bought my condo new 2 1/2 years ago for this very reason. I have a 10 yr mortgage balloon (amortized over 30 yrs tho), so when it's time to refinance in 2015, I figure I'll just sell the fucker because shit starts to wear down after 10 years--if not sooner.

lazycash 06-18-2007 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by venus (Post 12621761)
thats why you buy new - sell after 2-4 yrs and take the equity and put it in another new home.
I dont have problems with my home. But then again its only had one owner... me..

I should probably do that, I just finished my second year in a new home I had built. However, I've done so much customization and spent a ton finally getting everything how I like it, I can't imagine moving for a long time.

edgeprod 06-18-2007 10:37 PM

We're THOUSANDS into the heat pump this year alone .. I don't think it sounds out-of-line.

venus 06-19-2007 12:44 AM

Well if you go all out then you may not get as much return on the investment, I just put in new corian countertops, was going to get all new cabinets in my kitchen also but at $20k I did not think I would get it back on the resell... my next house will probably be my last, I am looking around at 3-5 acre properties to build a custom home on, I want to have like a second master bedroom, with shower and walk-in closet for my new daughter. with the money I get off this house I should be able to get what I want and pay for most of it in cash.

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Originally Posted by lazycash (Post 12621851)
I should probably do that, I just finished my second year in a new home I had built. However, I've done so much customization and spent a ton finally getting everything how I like it, I can't imagine moving for a long time.


stickyfingerz 06-19-2007 12:55 AM

Tony sounds about right. If you want and you know the model feel free to hit me up. My dad has owned a heating and cooling business since 1974. So since I was 1 ;) Be glad to give him a call and see if its a fair price for you.


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