OK, she doesn't work at The Weather Channel...Yet! She does the early morning and noon broadcasts on Pittsburgh's NBC affiliate, WPXI. But Julie's classic good looks and smooth delivery has Future Weather Channel Babe written all over it! Addendum: As of August 2004 Julie is leaving Pittsburgh for Dallas. Our loss is Texas' gain!
With the ever increasing costs of electricity it is the most expensive furnace to operate on this list. The typical price to replace an electric furnace ranges from $1,000 to $1,500. These furnaces can last about 25 to 30 years and the efficiency ranges between 80 to 90 percent.
Here in the greater Sacramento region, the average replacement furnace costs around $6,500. However, itâs important to choose a high-efficiency furnace â not just the cheapest one. With a high AFUE (Annual Fuel Use Efficiency) rating for the furnace you select, youâll get a lifetime of savings and will probably end up paying about $8,000-$10,000 initially.