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I am getting a new central A/C unit that has seen better days. It's 15+
years old, and it finally died. I was told they have to replace something above the furnace (the condesor?). While they are here working on my furnace, should I just get a new furnace too?? I have a Lennox furnace that is still working, but it's 9+ years old. Manufactured in early1993. Of course, they are offering me a package deal to also replace the furnace if I want. Initially I said no, but I have no idea the average life expectancy of an average furnace. If they only last 12 years (on average), I hate to have them back out in a year or so. Looking for advice for anyone that was in my situation....... |