HVAC estimates
Tell us what's happening — repair, replacement, maintenance, or new install — plus your system type and age. You'll get a straight answer on typical cost ranges before anyone picks up a wrench.
Transparent pricing
$150–$1,200 depending on the part — capacitors at the low end, compressors at the high end.
$5,000–$12,000+ based on system size, efficiency rating, and ductwork condition.
Seasonal tune-ups are usually a flat fee and catch most failures before they happen.
Three things: the kind of work (repair, replacement, maintenance, or install), your system type (central, heat pump, mini-split, boiler), and roughly how old it is. The estimate form asks exactly these and nothing more.
A common rule of thumb: multiply the repair cost by the system age. If it's over $5,000, replacement usually wins. A 12-year-old system needing a $900 compressor is often money better spent toward a new, efficient unit — but a 6-year-old system with the same repair is usually worth fixing.
Efficiency standards and refrigerant rules change. Systems over 15 years old often use phased-out refrigerant that makes even small repairs expensive, and their efficiency ratings can be half of current models. Age is the single biggest driver of the repair-vs-replace math.
Frequently asked
Nothing. Estimates are free and come with a written number — no obligation, no sales sequences.
Most repairs run $150–$1,200 depending on the part. Full system replacements typically run $5,000–$12,000+ based on system size and efficiency rating.
Multiply the repair cost by the system's age in years. Over $5,000, replacement usually makes more financial sense. Systems over 15 years old also face refrigerant and efficiency penalties.
Within one business day, usually faster. You'll get an email confirmation with a reference number immediately after submitting.
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Two minutes on the estimate form gets you a written quote with a reference number. No obligation, no phone tag.