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[QUOTE="Lefty2one, post: 3987273, member: 1001"] Mini-split? The prices are idiotic, there was a thread a while back on here for it. I swear the HVAC industry messes with the pricing to get people to avoid buying them. I looked into it over the winter. Our house had an addition put on by the previous homeowners and there was only "central" air in the new part of the house. The living room, kitchen, and dining room did not have AC. I got a quote for $7k for a mini-split in just a big living room, or $9k for a second outdoor compressor unit that will cool the entire old part of the house. Obviously I went with the latter. [/QUOTE]
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