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Jason dollarhide

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Upgrade Existing Gas Furnace to 96% High-Efficiency Furnace: Remove and dispose of the existing 80% gas furnace and install a new high-efficiency 96% AFUE gas furnace with ECM blower. Installation includes adapting the new furnace to the existing supply and return ductwork, reconnecting the existing gas, electrical, and thermostat wiring, and converting the existing metal-vented furnace installation to a high-efficiency direct-vent system. Includes: - New 96% AFUE high-efficiency gas furnace - Removal and disposal of existing furnace - Sheet-metal transitions and duct modifications as required - Gas piping connections - Electrical and thermostat connections - New PVC combustion air intake and exhaust venting to exterior - Condensate drain and condensate pump as required - Exterior vent terminations - Startup and operational testing - Verification of temperature rise and proper furnace operation Existing ductwork, gas piping, and electrical service are assumed to be serviceable unless otherwise noted. Any concealed deficiencies or additional work discovered during installation will be discussed with the customer before additional work is performed.

STT-36346172

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Day 1Mon, Oct 19, 10:00 AM10 hr planned
Primary scheduleMon, Oct 19 · 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Primary duration10 hr
TypeInstallation
PriorityNormal
SourceEstimate 6875a34d-e0be-402e-b44d-203952514875
PO / Purchase RefJD-6172
Warranty jobNo

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Jason dollarhide

3072544944

2661, Bailey Creek Road, City of Corning, Town of Corning, Steuben County, New York, 14830, United States

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2661, Bailey Creek Road, City of Corning, Town of Corning, Steuben County, New York, 14830, United States

Jason dollarhide

3072544944

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Upgrade Existing Gas Furnace to 96% High-Efficiency Furnace: Remove and dispose of the existing 80% gas furnace and install a new high-efficiency 96% AFUE gas furnace with ECM blower. Installation includes adapting the new furnace to the existing supply and return ductwork, reconnecting the existing gas, electrical, and thermostat wiring, and converting the existing metal-vented furnace installation to a high-efficiency direct-vent system. Includes: - New 96% AFUE high-efficiency gas furnace - Removal and disposal of existing furnace - Sheet-metal transitions and duct modifications as required - Gas piping connections - Electrical and thermostat connections - New PVC combustion air intake and exhaust venting to exterior - Condensate drain and condensate pump as required - Exterior vent terminations - Startup and operational testing - Verification of temperature rise and proper furnace operation Existing ductwork, gas piping, and electrical service are assumed to be serviceable unless otherwise noted. Any concealed deficiencies or additional work discovered during installation will be discussed with the customer before additional work is performed.

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Installed new furnanxe

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My cost$2,616.28
Customer-facing price$6,525.00
Profit$3,908.72
Margin59.9%
Paid$6,525.00
Total labor time0.00 hr

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PO / Purchase Ref: JD-6172

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Plumbing materials and condensate removal pumpMaterial · 0% markup
Cost$$321.28Billed$$321.28
Job costMaterials
Cost$$2295.00

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