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$14,800 to install Bryant ductless mini split with 4 zones?

2 years ago

Does this seem like a reasonable price? I had 2 furnaces and 2 A/C units replaced a few years ago for less than this. So, it seems really high to me, but maybe I'm wrong. The units are being installed in a newly built addition, so all the walls are open, not retrofitting. The exact quote is for the Bryant Preferred series, 38MGHBQ36DA3 outdoor ductless mini split heat pump (max 4 zones) with three 619AHBQ09XA3 and one 619AHBQ12XA3.

Installing in SE Michigan.

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sktn77a
2 years ago
Yes, it's high. Installers charge an arm and a leg for minisplit installations for reasons that escape me (and most other folks). Having said that: 1) inflation has been rampant in HVAC since Covid; 2) prices are regional so the only way to know the going rate is to get multiple estimates.
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