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Lawrenceville townhouses and their ducts
About 69% of Lawrenceville's homes were built in the 1980s and 1990s, and about 43% are townhouses. Many of those townhouses have air handlers in the attic or a utility closet, with flexible ducts running to each room.
Know your Lawrenceville home
About 69% of Lawrenceville's homes were built in the 1980s and 1990s, and the median build year is 1983. (Census numbers here are for the Lawrenceville CDP.) Houses from that era are often on their second furnace or AC unit, but the original ducts have never been cleaned.
In Lawrenceville, gas is the leading heating fuel (about 75% of homes). Any forced-air system, whatever the fuel, moves air through supply and return ducts that collect dust over time.
Townhouses and multi-unit buildings account for about 59% of Lawrenceville's homes; most of the rest are detached.
In Lawrenceville, about 80% of occupied homes are lived in by their owners.
In 1838, Mercer County was formed from parts of three counties, and Lawrence Township was included in the new county.