No dealers in CT for the Caddy but there is one for the Energy King 385ek. Both qualify for tax credit which is nice. I have a 2200+ sq. ft. colonial in which the unit would be placed in my basement and ducted into my existing duct-work. I would just need to connect a cold air return and have some dampers installed. Which one would you recommend?
PSG Caddy or Energy King 385EK?
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Cant speak for the EK but I have sold tons of Caddys. I know about the issues in CT because I end up shipping a lot there. Selling a Caddy is always a pleasure, because we know we'll end up with a happy customer. You can feel free to contact me if you want a quote on one for comparison.
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