This HVAC is very reliable
My husband and I are really into fixing up old homes and making them new. Once we make the house feel like a home and make it nice and modern, we sell them for a profit. We have done over 20 home renovations but we are still considered newbies. A recent home that we just purchased was built in the early 60’s. It’s a really gorgeous home. It has beautiful crown molding, original hardwood floors, and several amazing skylights. While renovating the living room we noticed a closet that actually had the heating and air conditioning unit in it. This was surprising to us but we learned that it was actually something that was quite common back in the day. It was actually situated on a pump that was connected to the drip system. I don’t know much about it, but when my husband looked confused and concerned I knew something wasn’t right. He explained that it’s just not practical these days because they often times will fail and overflow. We called our HVAC repair guy to take a look at it and he suggested we relocate the HVAC to the attic. Unfortunately, that means we need to relocate the dripline as well. It’s quite a hefty price tag, but that’s what you can expect with older homes. Fortunately, we have an amazing HVAC company that has worked with us on other homes as well. They are super reliable and I know they will do the best work. When it comes to having to relocate the system, we decided to get a new top of the line system to replace it. In the end, this will add a ton of value to the home when we go to sell it.