Pros and Cons of Relocating Your HVAC System

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Relocating portions or all of your home’s HVAC system can be a costly and complicated endeavor, depending on what components are involved. Before you decide to proceed with an HVAC relocation, it’s wise to get advice from a knowledgeable professional who can also handle the move for you.

Pros of HVAC Relocation

Changing the location of an HVAC system component can be necessary and beneficial if:

Possible Cons of Relocating HVAC

There are two main cons to HVAC relocation:

Difficulty

Relocating HVAC components can take a lot of time and labor, and it needs to be done by a professional so nothing is damaged and the system continues to work properly. If you’re having an indoor evaporator, outdoor condenser/compressor or a furnace/air handler unit moved, some of the necessary steps involved may include:

Cost

The expense of relocating equipment can vary considerably, depending on the components involved, the materials needed, and the amount of labor it takes. To get an accurate estimate on the cost of a move, have your HVAC professional evaluate your system and desired changes.

If you’re considering HVAC relocation in your Eastern North Carolina home, contact us at Jackson & Sons for expert advice.

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