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| jliscoumb
 |  "Pricing help"
, posted Wed 16 Jan 17:01  
I recently had some work done on a commercial rooftop unit that services my residential home. I got a new heat exchanger, collector box, motor wheel and gas valve.
How much do you figure this would cost with labour? I got some prices and was looking for something reasonable.
thanks everyone
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| amech
| "Re(1):Pricing help" , posted Wed 16 Jan 17:26
Not enough information. Depoends on unit size (Mod/Ser #'s would help) and what part of the country you live in. Other factors would be access to unit, Crane lift etc.
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| | jliscoumb
| "Re(2):Pricing help" , posted Wed 16 Jan 18:50
oh, okay, it's outside, easy access. Model number PGAA1BC1K1. I live near Toronto in Canada.
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| | amech
| "Re(3):Pricing help" , posted Thu 17 Jan 18:03
Not a clue, I'm in Indiana and don't have an idea of Canada pricing, although I like to spend money in Toronto. Repost and seek Yuris' advice. I believe he lives in Canada.
My advice is get three quotes and then ask our opinion. looks like a typo, May the number be PGAA18C1K1. ( 1 1/2 ton )
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| | northernfitter
| "Re(4):Pricing help" , posted Fri 18 Jan 19:42
I would have to assume that this is not a huge rooftop if its serving a home so your probably looking at paying a couple of guys for 2-3 hours of work. A lot of companies in Ottawa and Toronto now just set a price usually somewhere between $500 and $700 for a residential furnace I wouldnt expect that its that hard on a small rooftop either. I go around $500 but thats mostly because all the heat exchangers I have been changing are keeprites and the supplier is charging shipping fees now because he has to ship so many of them out.
12years as a service tech in Ottawa and the valley. Just left Direct Energy to start my own company. Go to www.reliableheating.ca or email me at adrian@reliableheating.ca
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