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Suzanne B.
  • Memphis, TN
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Cost to install HVAC/ductwork

Suzanne B.
  • Memphis, TN
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I know costs vary widely.  I'd like to hear some guesses or first-hand accounts of how much it costs to install HVAC and ductwork in a house that currently only has radiator heat.  This one in particular is about 1,400 sq ft, single story, has a full basement and a full attic.  Located in the south where it gets hot, insulation is good however.  

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Jeremy Pace
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Jeremy Pace
  • Contractor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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@Suzanne B. there are a couple of steps to consider:

1) Removal of the old radiators, pipes, and boiler (I've repeatedly (3 times) had this done for free by people who want the scrap)

2) Installation of the furnace, trunk, and plenum (five times, cost of furnace plus $1k in labor/mats)

3) Installation of ducts (depends on the type and length of ductwork needed, put I bet in your case it won't be too crazy)

4) Installation of returns (same possibility as #3)

In my experience ... for #3 and #4 it depends a LOT on the layout of the house, and how often the people you hire have done the work.  I've paid between $1500 (2 BR, two stories) and $3500 (5 BR, three stories)

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