With a rusty and leak in everator should I repair or replace?
Post created: 2013-03-21 Type of Equipment: Air Conditioner Views: 93This question was created on the page: http://www.furnacecompare.com/buying_central_ac.html.
On 2013-03-22 JB wrote:
How old is the system? Is it performing at its proper efficiency/is it costing more to run? Is it cooling the home properly or do you feel like it can't maintain the set temp? Does it run all the time to keep the house cool on an average day? Is it loud? What is relative cost of repair measured against its age and benefits (efficiency, etc.) of getting a new AC? Does it keep you up at night worrying when the thing will collapse?
Lastly, an emergency installation is far more expensive and problematic that being able to take your time and do the job right.
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