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lydia67
12-08-02, 07:02 PM
I moved into a 2-story brick house that has one room on the second floor that is unheated and has no central air. It is basically useless in the winter. What kind of contractor should I call to extend the ductwork from the first floor room directly under? I don't plan to live here very long and would rather not buy a second furnace and AC for the second floor.

Any help will be appreciated.

Ed Imeduc
12-08-02, 07:27 PM
look in the phone book if you dont know any one, You want a HVAC company. Look under heating and cooling.But get 3 bids for sure Ask around the home who the other people there have used;) ED
lydia67
12-09-02, 07:28 AM
Thank you, Ed. I had no idea before your reply.

Ed Imeduc
12-09-02, 02:42 PM
Dont recall any of the guys up there right now . St. Louis is my old home town. Do call 3 and see what they come up with:) ED
lydia67
12-09-02, 05:59 PM
Ed, I sure will call three. I have learned not to take only one price or recommendation. thanks again. Or you could come back home and do the work for me.;)
hvac4u
12-09-02, 06:02 PM
get edimeduc to work on my dad's house, actually have asked him about it, both being in so. fla. he gets my recommendation!
lydia67
12-10-02, 06:51 AM
Is edimeduc the name of a company? If so, I will see if they are in the St. Louis area. Thank you.
Ed Imeduc
12-11-02, 11:48 AM
Sorry St. Louis is my old old home town. Company is up at
Lake of The Ozarks Burman Co.;) ED