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David Sray
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Ballpark to add central air/heat to house

David Sray
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  • Georgetown, TX
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Hi friends. I'm looking at rehabbing a potential rental, but the house currently has window units for air and no heating. Can folks with experience provide some guidance on what I might expect cost-wise if I wanted to try to have central air/heat put in? It's a ~1200 sq ft home from the 50's on pier and beam, if that helps. I feel like it will need central air/heat to compare as a decent rental to other places in the area, but have never had something like that done. Cheers!

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J Scott
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J Scott
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Ballpark? $4-10K.

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