Gas/Forced Air Heating Monthly (how much, house, to buy)
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My wife and I are looking to buy an old house (1949) which has a recently updated forced hot air system installed. We are trying to estimate our budgets and see if we can afford this house. I would like to know if anyone has or at least knows how much the bill would be for Forced Hot Air a month?
My wife is always cold, so the heat would be around 72ish (maybe less if it breaks our wallet).
There is only 1 heating zone for all 3 floors (basement, main floor, second floor), not 100% sure about the house size. Just looking for a general idea of what the monthly costs would be.
Whats the square footage? How are the windows-old? Whats heating your hot water? We talking natural gas or propane?
As you see there are alot of different variables. You cant compare 2 homes b/c they could be totally opposite. Without knowing these crucial aspects its just a wild guess. Can you give a guess on any of the above questions?
Whats the square footage? How are the windows-old? Whats heating your hot water? We talking natural gas or propane?
As you see there are alot of different variables. You cant compare 2 homes b/c they could be totally opposite. Without knowing these crucial aspects its just a wild guess. Can you give a guess on any of the above questions?
* I can't get the square footage just yet..I'm trying though.
* Basement windows are old, will be replaced, 1st/2nd floor windows are not terribly old, but not brand new
* Natural Gas, Pipe coming into the basement
* Gas is heating the hot water (is that the right answer?)
When the time comes you might want to switch over to 2 zone.
I have forced hot air, its sucks.
$300.00 sounds about right, just dont move the thermostate around a lot.
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