HVAC prices
Furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps. Prices swing with the seasons.
HVAC services
Furnace installation
Installing a new furnace, including removal of the old unit. Efficiency rating drives the price.
Furnace repair
Diagnosing and repairing a furnace that will not heat or keeps shutting off.
AC installation
Installing central AC or ductless units. Size (tonnage) and SEER rating set the price.
AC repair
Fixing an AC that will not cool, leaks, or makes noise. Refrigerant work adds cost.
Heat pump installation
Installing a heat pump for heating and cooling. Ground-source costs far more than air-source.
Heat pump repair
Repairing a heat pump that will not heat or cool properly.
Duct cleaning
Cleaning supply and return ducts. Price scales with home size and vent count.
Ductwork installation / repair
Installing new ductwork or repairing damaged runs.
Thermostat installation
Installing a thermostat. Smart models cost more than basic.
Boiler installation
Installing a hot-water or steam boiler. Fuel type and size drive the price.
Boiler repair
Repairing a boiler: no heat, leaks, or pressure problems.
Mini-split installation
Installing ductless mini-split heads. Price scales with the number of zones.
Humidifier installation
Installing a whole-home humidifier on the furnace. Steam models cost the most.
Air purifier installation
Installing an air purifier. In-duct units cost more than portable.
Dryer vent cleaning
Cleaning the dryer vent line to prevent fires and improve drying.
Annual tune-up / maintenance
Annual maintenance visit: cleaning, inspection, and minor adjustments.
Refrigerant recharge
Recharging refrigerant. The underlying leak repair is often the bigger cost.
Blower motor replacement
Replacing the blower motor in a furnace or air handler.
Heat exchanger replacement
Replacing a cracked heat exchanger. Often close to the cost of a new furnace.
Ventilation / HRV installation
Installing a heat-recovery ventilator for fresh air without heat loss.