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Deb Merrill
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Best heating to install for a total rehab in Northeast

Deb Merrill
  • Investor
  • Newport, RI
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Working on a rehab to the studs if a 2 family in a high end tourist destination. The current heating system is natural gas with old cast iron hydronic radiators.  I can easily add ducts since the ceilings and walls have been removed. Looking for feedback on replacing the current single unit furnace with 2 systems that will appeal to higher end renters.

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Robert Nason
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Robert Nason
  • Lowell, MA
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I've been replacing my conventional heating systems over to electric split systems. No duct work at all makes for an easier conversion. Provides low cost heating and cooling at a fraction of the costs.

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