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| GoodmanGMH
 |  "GMH95 or GMV95... please help"
, posted Sun 18 May 18:09  
Just wanted to see if this is a good price for split system and install. Goodman furnace GMH950904CX, American Standard R-22 A/C unit 2A7B3030A1000A , ADP uncased coil - 2.5 ton, Air Behr 5" wide Air filter. Total material + labor is $3,220 - Chicago area.
Also is going to GMV95 series going to add to labor in any way.
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| GoodmanGMH
| "Re(1):GMH95 or GMV95... please help" , posted Sun 8 Jun 23:23
Just wanted to ask everyone just a few last questions. I may have cold feat but would anyone be able to break down the system for me price wise; estimates are fine. In advance thankyou.
also> does anyone figure the energy star tax credits coming back?
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| GoodmanGMH
| "Re(1):GMH95 or GMV95... please help" , posted Tue 20 May 22:00
Thanks guys for the quick responce. I asked him about two other options: R-410A and/or a variable speed furnace. R-410A would add about $475 to the total install. The GMV series furnace would add about $700. He didn't recommend the variable due to it having a 5 ton capable motor (overkill he was trying to say I think) and R-410A would be a good idea but he assured me R22 isn't that bad in the short term. He kind of hinted going with an American Standard compressor is a good bet compared to Goodman. Lots of return service calls for them.
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| tinner73
| "Re(1):GMH95 or GMV95... please help" , posted Mon 19 May 18:20
beware of the low bidder!!!
r-22 will be produced for 12 more years.
union trained in Chicago
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| Houston204
| "Re(1):GMH95 or GMV95... please help" , posted Sun 18 May 21:18
I recommend a matching coil for that American Standard condenser. R22 is due to be phased out. If you can get R410A at that price it would be a better idea.
They work for peanuts in your area. That is a cheap price.
"Tip of the Day" Remember to remove power first.
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| | GoodmanGMH
| "Re(2):GMH95 or GMV95... please help" , posted Tue 20 May 21:59
Thanks guys for the quick responce. I asked him about two other options: R-410A and/or a variable speed furnace. R-410A would add about $475 to the total install. The GMV series furnace would add about $700. He didn't recommend the variable due to it having a 5 ton capable motor (overkill he was trying to say I think) and R-410A would be a good idea but he assured me R22 isn't that bad in the short term. He kind of hinted going with an American Standard compressor is a good bet compared to Goodman. Lots of return service calls for them.
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