http://buyingafurnace.com/furnaceblog/furnace-q-a/new-part-or-brand-new-furnace/ Buying a furnace is easy when you read our furnace buying blog Wed, 11 Aug 2010 06:18:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://buyingafurnace.com/furnaceblog/furnace-q-a/new-part-or-brand-new-furnace/comment-page-1/#comment-1022 dvdacmn Sun, 08 Nov 2009 03:57:23 +0000 http://buyingafurnace.com/furnaceblog/furnace-q-a/new-part-or-brand-new-furnace/#comment-1022 i paid 215 for 1 last week 150 labor putting it in that included cleaning burners if your staying one more year repair it gas valves they are expensive i paid 215 for 1 last week 150 labor putting it in that included cleaning burners if your staying one more year repair it gas valves they are expensive

]]> http://buyingafurnace.com/furnaceblog/furnace-q-a/new-part-or-brand-new-furnace/comment-page-1/#comment-1021 Mike Sun, 08 Nov 2009 00:25:18 +0000 http://buyingafurnace.com/furnaceblog/furnace-q-a/new-part-or-brand-new-furnace/#comment-1021 Repair it, replacing it will drag in more and more complications until you end up spending a lot of money replacing half the system. The answer might be different if you were there long term, but under the circumstances you really just want a repair. Gas valves are $100 to $120 for the most part plus labor to install (and it really isn't a do it yourself job). So, $200 seems about right. Repair it, replacing it will drag in more and more complications until you end up spending a lot of money replacing half the system. The answer might be different if you were there long term, but under the circumstances you really just want a repair. Gas valves are $100 to $120 for the most part plus labor to install (and it really isn’t a do it yourself job). So, $200 seems about right.

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