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Question on replacing ac unit in duplex in my first property

Cindy Joseph
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Hello everyone, this is my first investment property and home. I am looking to replace an AC unit in a duplex I have in Brevard county,  Florida. HVAC system already in place but the ac units are not functioning. I was quoted 9k for both side- wondering if this is a fair price. 

Each unit is about 800 square feet. Would a 1.5 or 2.0 ton be more appropriate. 

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Tchaka Owen
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Tchaka Owen
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@Cindy Joseph - 1.5T is more appropriate, however check prices. Often those smaller units can be up there price-wise. $9k for both sides is not outrageous, however it's a tad steep for Florida - unless there's copper replacement, ductwork, etc. I have a number for you to get a quote.

Tchaka Owen

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