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No heat in basement
Have ranch with full finished basement, central A/C. Utility room
with oil furnace & oil-fired water heater at rear corner. Ducts run through basement ceiling to vents on main floor. No vents in basement, thus, no heat, making recreation area unusable and home office uncomfortable in winter. If I tap into ductwork and install vents in basement ceiling to get some heat I will be taking heat away from main floor, especially the den at corner farthest from the furnace. Anyone have any suggestions to resolve this problem? How can I get heat in the basement w/o losing heat on the main floor? Additional heating system for basement? Cost-effective? Cost-prohibitive? Thanks much for any and all input. Sid Waine |
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