Is $30,000 to move the hvac unit into the attic to expand the pantry a fair price?
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I am remodeling my home and considering whether to move the HVAC unit to the attic to expand my current pantry into a larger walk-in pantry. I am interested in the potential resale value of this upgrade.
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Relocation of the existing HVAC system to the attic space to facilitate a kitchen remodel and pantry expansion. - Move HVAC unit from main floor to attic - Re-route ductwork and necessary utilities - Expand existing pantry into the vacated space to create a large walk-in pantry
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Category
Kitchen Remodeling
Price
$30,000
Quote Date
June 7, 2026
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