Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I live in a raised ranch with garage under kitchen. Back wall underground with one basement lite. Front is 16' garage door. Sides are interior of house on one side and steps from upper patio on other. Gas and Elec are near and not a problem. What is involved for venting this?
Document: It is fairly quite which is important because we have a bedroom directly above the mounted heater area. I would recommend this unit to anyone looking to heat a small warehouse or garage with minimal cost. We did have the unit professionally installed by a local HVAC company, which only took about 3-4 hours for them to install, at a cost of $500. We had a natural gas line and 110 electricity placed near by when we built the home, so it was a pretty easy install overall.
We purchased a ceiling mounted Modine Hot Dawg 60,000 BTU Heater about 5 years ago for our garage at home. Our garage holds 4 vehicles and is about 850 sq. ft. in size. It's controlled by a wall mounted digital Thermostat, which is about 10 feet from the actual heater. The garage is completly insulated, drywalled, textured and painted. We have totally been impressed by how well this unit works even at higher elevation in Colorado, around 6300 feet.
Nice heater overall!! !
Answer: yes