If you have a central a/c unit, simply powering off the condenser may be all that is needed.

After inspecting the house there was considerable condensation on the interior of all windows.

I know this has been discussed all over the forums and the books I have read, but I couldn’t find a post where it was all condensed at a high level AND relative to today’s markets.

Or, install the floating vinyl planks.If exterior stairs are needed, construct them so there is no room to loiter or store personal belongings outside.Install a/c condenser units on the roof, if possible.Verify that all utilities are metered separately.Install one-piece shower tub units so there are no grout/corners to clean and/or caulk.Install shower/tub drain strainers to decrease clogged plumbing.

The problems we deal with are leak issues due to roof, and condensate lines from A.C. units.

.- The one maintenance issue was an HVAC blower motor that needed replacing and they also found that the condenser was low on freon at the time. 

I have heard if you have cloth furniture shoved up against outside walls the part touching the wall can get cold and have moisture condense on it...although where you live that doesn't sound like something that would happen.

.-1-ARUG42C14A Air Handler-1-GSX13042 Condensing Unit (3.5 ton - 13 seer)-Disconnect and remove existing air handler in closet-Install new platform and seal return air chase-Reinstall existing air handler-Repair wiring and reconnect ductwork-Install new refrigerant lines-Remove existing condensing unit-Install new condenser listed above-Reconnect electrical to equipment-Restart system and check operationTotal - $5,450Please let me know if you guys think this is reasonable or if anyone has had experience with this.

When the steam in the system condenses back to water and makes its way back to the boiler it will flood the boiler.Unfortunately, I don't know what your radiators look like so I can't really help you on the sizing at this point.

So, this is a condensed version of some of that info.