The property is located next to an Air Force that employs over 60,000 people.

I did notice the air conditioning vents were all covered up as well so maybe this is a problem I'm not too sure.

They have to get by air force this saturday and are barely favored.

I've been told by my agent that her insurance carriers will not cover a house here that is not 100% central air.

As an alternative I was thinking of replacing it with a forced air system, though with 2 stories that may take up the whole rehab budget.But just wondering if leaving the monster (and avoiding possibly high removal cost) and just adding a system in the basement and ducts through the floor, plus another in the attic and ducts through the ceiling would sound like a smart idea.

It has triple axles underneath with six tires, with full air in them.

It's actually pretty nice from about November until the middle of may, then we all retreat back into the world of air conditioning.You probably visited either the Cultural Center downtown.

Upgraded to forced air heat and central air, and had ductwork and returns installed as well.

Thanks for helping to clear the air Charles!

Water systems can be tested with compressed air.