Folks, got another question. I've decided that because of the location of my outdoor heatpump, it needs to be moved. The ground is sloped at that location and it seems the unit just can't be leveled or kept level as it should. I should have gotten the hvac dude to move the damned thing when he replaced it, but I was stupid and didn't think about it. Now to move it will cost me about $400 or so which is a lot of money. I know labor and all that, a new lineset, and electrical work will be involved. I'm going to check with a gent I know who has a son-in-law who might be able to do the work for less, but is there anything I can do perhaps to help keep the cost down? I assume one just can't disconnect the unit since the unit probably has to be pumped down first, but I wonder if the lineset was the proper length, can it be reused? I don't know much about these units, but just trying to understand if I'm paying more labor or if the coper line is really that expensive.
tnx Scott Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
