Hey @Kevin C. ...Welcome to Bigger Pockets! You may want to complete your BP profile and choose a photo. It will improve you networking ability and draw more responses to your posts.
To answer your question, really need more info.... the place has a furnace and boiler and baseboard heating? How old is the building? What is the make-model-year of the furnace? Some furnaces last 50 years or longer. Others have an expected life expectany half that. What fuels the furnace? - electric, gas, oil, coal? Ditto for the boiler - need make, model, year. What is the heat distribution system? - ductwork, pipes, radiators? Where are the electric baseboard heaters located? Lastly, what leads you to believe these all need to be replaced? Not working? Damaged? Worn out?
Prices are easy to find by looking on line, visiting stores, and talking to HVAC companies in your area. You'll be looking at the cost of labor and materials.
@Kevin C. a furnace a boiler are 2 different things, if you need a furnace with little duct modifications around 2k should get you a 90%, with a smaller investor friendly company. Check with your REIA, boiler is a different story,and hard to say, have the pipes frozen?
Hey @Kevin C. ...Welcome to Bigger Pockets! You may want to complete your BP profile and choose a photo. It will improve you networking ability and draw more responses to your posts.
To answer your question, really need more info.... the place has a furnace and boiler and baseboard heating? How old is the building? What is the make-model-year of the furnace? Some furnaces last 50 years or longer. Others have an expected life expectany half that. What fuels the furnace? - electric, gas, oil, coal? Ditto for the boiler - need make, model, year. What is the heat distribution system? - ductwork, pipes, radiators? Where are the electric baseboard heaters located? Lastly, what leads you to believe these all need to be replaced? Not working? Damaged? Worn out?
Prices are easy to find by looking on line, visiting stores, and talking to HVAC companies in your area. You'll be looking at the cost of labor and materials.
Don't worry about AC in PA for students - you will be doing their parents a favor... since they pay the electric bill... if needed you can allow window units if they want but many just go home in
If you have hot water baseboard you should be looking a boiler for the square footage of the house based on the heating load (insulation etc). It would be easiest to just keep a boiler if that needs to be done. Gas/oil? If you have oil and gas is available switch with the new boiler if possible, cost is much cheaper.