when it rains, it pours.

[chronical]

I have to double check but i feel like I'm close when I say it's a grand a year. I have pool and every option they offer. Maybe I'm over paying? I'm with American home shield. I feel it has value but am interested to hear more feedback. So far, it seems most see value in having a home warranty. I'm set to renew this month so hopefully some more folks will post up what they think

[aggie97]

Can they not just change the expansion valve on the inside unit to match the refrigerant and leave the coil and air handler in place?

[Baron Von Crowder]

Can they not just change the expansion valve on the inside unit to match the refrigerant and leave the coil and air handler in place?

the coils inside are different, apparently, becuase it's higher pressure? The heater/air handler can stay in my case.

[mstng86]

Can they not just change the expansion valve on the inside unit to match the refrigerant and leave the coil and air handler in place?

The is exactly what happened with my evap coil. They had to change the valve to match the refrigerant.

the coils inside are different, apparently, becuase it's higher pressure? The heater/air handler can stay in my case.

I would double check that.

[Silverback]

I have to double check but i feel like I'm close when I say it's a grand a year. I have pool and every option they offer. Maybe I'm over paying? I'm with American home shield. I feel it has value but am interested to hear more feedback. So far, it seems most see value in having a home warranty. I'm set to renew this month so hopefully some more folks will post up what they think

there are varying prices, the highest being like 900/yr, and the lowest being 700/yr with a pool, with AHS. the higher the monthly price, the lower the service fee

[bcoop]

Different line sizes with the new refrigerants as well, if I'm not mistaken.


Ya'll get ready for R-290 too (propane). I haven't paid attention to the residential side, but on the commercial side manufacturer's are being forced to more green refrigerants, and the majority of the foodservice industry has gone/is going to R-290, and must be fully switched by 2017.

[Scott Mc]

Well that sounds safe! Why not use liquid hydrogen! Its natural!

[bcoop]

Well that sounds safe! Why not use liquid hydrogen! Its natural!

RVs have been using propane for refrigerators for a long time already. But with that said, I agree. What could possibly go wrong. lmao

[Grimpala]

Will there be enough propane in a residential unit to make a difference if it's ruptured in a house fire?

I realize that it could be the catalyst for a fire, but say there is already one going and the unit is compromised?