Is $400 to add pull down stairs to the attic a fair price?
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The homeowner is deciding between a scuttle hole and pull-down stairs for an attic that will only house a gas HVAC unit and will not be used for storage. The house already has a separate walk-in attic for storage purposes.
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Installation of attic access stairs for HVAC maintenance. - Provides easier access for repair technicians - Alternative to a standard scuttle hole
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