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Which HVAC system to go with in multi-fam new construction.
Hi Everyone,
Looking for suggestions on how to heat and cool new build apartments. I am building 2 additional 8 unit buildings to an existing complex. Currently the other apartments are heated with eclectic baseboards and window unit A/Cs. Weighing out the option of going with mini splits or same baseboards. These are C class 1 and 2 bed 900-1000sqft single level apartments. There is no gas at the property so has to be electric. All units are separately metered. What's my best option?