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How Big of a HVAC do I need?
Hi all,
I purchased a house in Atlanta and I need to replace the HVAC. The house is around 1400 sq ft. How big of an HVAC do I need? I am debating between a 2.5 ton and 3 ton.
Thanks for your help!
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With a last name of York, this isn't a trap?
3 ton should be okay with adequate insulation. 2.5 is probably a little small...