I have a 2000 sq ft homeI have a 3500 btu ac unit 12 yrsI would like to replace with a 4000 btu unitwhat is the estimated price of a complete unit? I have unit in the attic and fan motor outsideBefore I start calling for quotesI live in San Antonio, where it is not so hot or so humid year round.
I'm the same wayWhen I do this, to be able to actually go I have to eat a ton of that stuff and nothin else, and then I'm feeling rough the rest of the dayI normally have to eat protein (believe it or not) to take a number 2 after thatAlso, eating veggie burgers helps me.
you probably have IBS it's very commoneventually you'll learn to avoid the things that you learn upset your systemtaking regular peppermint oil should helpa good rule is don't eat anything 'bad' on an empty stomach.
Hello Bluestraveler: Is your current system not keeping up, or has it failed all together? If the existing unit is not keeping up, clean the outdoor and indoor coils, change the filter 30-day intervals, and see if it makes a differenceIf not, have a pro come out and service the unitIf the existing unit is dead, up-sizing the capacity MAY require new indoor and outdoor components, as well as a new line setYou may have to go with a new Puron system which requires all new equipment You should contact three to five companies in your area for a quoteThose that promise free estimates may charge higher, as they need to pay the estimator (one of the highest paid positions in the industry)The companies that charge an estimate fee may deduct the fee from their final price, so don't be put off about it Different machines offer different features and efficiency ratings, so be sure to compare similar machinesThe higher the SEER rating, the more the machine will cost up-front, but will cost less in operation, however maintenance and repair will be more than a low-SEER rated machineThe lowest you can legally buy (around here anyway) is a SEER 13Newer machines can operate more efficiently than the previous generation, so a new smaller unit may do the work of an older larger unitIf you don't plan on expanding your living space, don't go with an over sized unit; you'll only make the seller richerGet the right size unit for your applicationSome low-cost improvements to your house may add as well; increase the attic insulation, seal any leaks around the home; keep shades drawn on the south and west side of the house during the day, plant deciduous trees on the south and west side of the house, install and use a programmable thermostat.
