Should You Remove Your Window AC for the Winter?

Written by Pats Papers | Saturday, 11 September 2010 9:14 AM

Central air conditioning is the norm in much of the country. But for apartment dwellers the window air conditioner is king. And the Wall Street Journal looks at your off-season air conditioner options. You can leave it there and risk winter drafts or you can remove it. There’s one company that offers a removal, storage and reinstallation service in New York. But it costs $269 for the service—which is about double the price of the typical AC unit.

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