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Frank LaQuaglia
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  • Massillon, OH
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BOILER HEATING SYSTEM

Frank LaQuaglia
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  • Investor
  • Massillon, OH
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In the past couple of weeks I have run into two potential houses that use boilers for heating. One house had a separate AC system with ducts and the second did not have any ducts. I'm thinking that the 2nd house will need a new furnace, AC and ducts. On the first house I can probably use the AC ducts for heating and cooling. I'm working in the NE Ohio region where it gets pretty cold in the winter.

Any one have any thoughts on boiler systems. Should they stay or should they go?

thanks

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