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- Chuck W.
- San Mateo, CA
- 15 friends
- 89 reviews
hey all, here's a question for ya. does anyone know how much a new gas furnace for home heating goes for these days, installed??
3/10/2006 -
- Jason D.
- San Francisco, CA
- 100 friends
- 171 reviews
Chuck, they will run between probably 200 and 600...check out Home Depot, they usually have good prices:
homedepot.com/prel80/HDU…3/10/2006 -
- Cece L.
- Sacramento, CA
- 10 friends
- 17 reviews
Actually, that's incorrect. If you want to replace one - it can be anywhere from $5000 - $8000. You need to consider permits installing a new furnace. If you live in an older home, the ducting may have used asbestos, which adds another element.
If you're talking about repairing a furnace, that may be different. Either way, you have to contact a licensed contractor (check license at the California Contractor's Board website) for an estimate.10/4/2006 -
- Euge L.
- Oakland, CA
- 1232 friends
- 776 reviews
call gow supply in sf. third and egbert. they sell to contractors. they can aslo provide leads for conctractors for you if you dont have one.
cece is right, there is ALOT of other shit to consider. oh man asbestos is a fucking pain in the ass!!!
home depot is a good place to check prices, but remember, they aint doing shit for you and most the time, the kids they send out dont know jack shit about what they doing.10/4/2006 -
- Euge L.
- Oakland, CA
- 1232 friends
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dont forget the pg&e rebates
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- Tim C.
- Berkeley, CA
- 142 friends
- 218 reviews
You might be able to get a new energy efficient furnace installed for as little as $3500, depending on the company you call. I've recommended Harry Clark Plumbing and Heating for years. They're in Oakland.
10/4/2006 -
- Bea L.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 52 reviews
Thanks for all oyur help here! i got a great contractor and a great price via info here. Watch out for Mike Winn of Elite Heating in SF. He seems friendly then tries to sell you the most expensive unit, oh - and don't forget you'll need to pay his friend 1000.00 for unnecessary removal of stuff. Steer clear of this place -- lots of other great people out there.
1/15/2007
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