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Originally Posted by simmer2
I have a 100 year old house, had a 20 year old furnace replaced with the Goodman brand and I ended up getting a Mid-Efficiency 70,000 BTU furnace. My place is 1,200 sq ft so I would think that would be enough for you.
I would guess you could get the furnace + install for around $4,000....$5,000 is starting to get a bit pricey IMO.
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I just had a furnace tech over 20 minutes ago and he was saying the problem now is that by law mid eff furnaces are outlawed. Therefore you have to get a high eff furnace in as they can't buy them to install.
So that's normally 4,000-5,000 to do but the problem is the new ducting can hit $3,000 for the new ones required for high-eff. Therefore making this a lot more than you wanted.
He said the best thing for now is to try and make your mid-eff last as long as you reasonable can.