HVAC contractor will:- supply and install 80k BTU 92% gas furnace on first floor- supply and install 3 ton coil- supply and install 3 ton condenser- supply and install 5 zone fujitsu mini split system on the 2nd floor with copper lines and slim duct (2-7k indoor, 2-9k indoor, 1-12k indoor units)- supply and install new duct grilles and registers- supply and install new refrigeration piping, exhaust piping, thermostat- supply and install new natural gas piping to accommodate gas load Estimate is $17,700 and I have no idea if this is fair or in the ball park.Any help or direction is much appreciated.

I have 2 units out of use now with kicked in doors, not sure how to fix them.7. 

I can do indoor and outdoor video, landscape, aerial for property, and even some investigation work depending on the situation.

Depending on the answers to these questions is how you would form a strategy with the owner.I know that a lot of indoor grow equipment can be expensive, but yes, you have to consider depreciation if you are going to put a value on his equipment.

Tenants always calling the buildings department just because of a clogged drain, police running in and out looking for that gang member child of your tenant, kicking in doors, people stealing light bulbs from the common fixtures to use in their private areas, removing smoke detectors from inability to control cooking smoke, the day of the building inspection, so now you are fined for not having smoke detectors, not using trash bags in the trash containers, leaving furniture in the yard.

Heating costs go up in winter, as does electric due to the reduced natural light and people being indoors more.

I would build no smaller than 5 bedroom with a indoor pool.Thats is what I would like to build in that same area.

We got an amazing deal on a 5/5.5 with an indoor pool.

Surveillance cameras outside and also in the indoor common area. 

I just did a 2.5 ton indoor-outdoor (not heat pump) install with new lineset w/o ducting for a customer for $6k + tax.