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Old 04-10-2006, 02:15 AM   #1
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Removing a Floor Furnace


I just bought my first house about 6 months ago. I do not have any DIY knowledge, but have a brother that has complete home remodel knowledge. How hard and what are the relative costs to removing a floor furnace? The previous owners put central air in when thry remodeled but left the floor furnace in. Original part of the house was built in the 50's. The area where the furnace is has hard wood floors under carpet. Any information would be grealy apprciated.

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Old 04-10-2006, 12:03 PM   #2
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Removing a Floor Furnace


Well, I've done this and it's not brain surgery. Get under there and have a look ! You'll have to remove the supports, cap off the gas, etc, and replace all the flooring up top. Not a small job but not a huge one either. Very satisfying.

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Removing a Floor Furnace


Similar situation.

We are hiring someone to refinish the hardwood floors. He suggested disconnecting the furnace from the floor and physically dropping it under the house before he puts down a new floor.

Is there any reason to remove the furnace vs. leaving it under the house?
I can't think of a reason, but once the floor is built there will be no way to get the furnace out.
(The gas is already disconnected)

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