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Common HVAC Services

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AC Repair
$150–$600

Diagnose and fix cooling issues — refrigerant leaks, capacitor failures, frozen coils, and compressor problems

Furnace Repair
$125–$480

Restore heat from ignitor failures, blower motor issues, thermostat problems, and pilot light outages

AC Installation & Replacement
$3,900–$7,900

New central air conditioning unit with professional installation, sizing, and refrigerant charging

Furnace Installation & Replacement
$4,000–$10,000

New gas, electric, or oil furnace — includes equipment, labor, permits, and thermostat setup

HVAC Tune-Up & Maintenance
$70–$200

Seasonal inspection, filter replacement, coil cleaning, and refrigerant check to prevent breakdowns

Heat Pump Repair & Installation
$4,200–$7,600

Service or install heat pumps that both heat and cool — increasingly popular for year-round efficiency

Air Duct Cleaning
$300–$700

Professional cleaning of supply and return ducts to improve air quality and system efficiency

Thermostat Repair & Installation
$100–$350

Fix unresponsive thermostats or upgrade to programmable or smart models for better temperature control

HVAC Cost Guide

National average costs for common hvac jobs. Your quote may vary by metro and complexity.

ServiceTypical Cost
HVAC diagnostic / service call$75–$200
AC capacitor replacement$250–$400
Refrigerant recharge (R-410A)$200–$500
Refrigerant leak detection and repair$250–$1,600
AC compressor replacement$1,200–$2,800
Evaporator coil replacement$1,000–$4,500
Furnace ignitor replacement$150–$350
Blower motor repair or replacement$300–$2,000
Heat exchanger replacement$1,000–$3,500
Furnace control board replacement$300–$650
Ductwork repair (minor leaks, insulation)$200–$700
Air duct cleaning (whole home)$300–$700
Annual HVAC maintenance plan$150–$500/yr
Full HVAC system replacement (AC + furnace)$5,000–$14,000
Ductwork replacement (whole home)$1,400–$5,600

Cost estimates based on national averages from Angi (November–December 2025), HomeGuide (July–August 2025), HomeAdvisor (2025–2026), Fixr (2025), Modernize (December 2025), and Housecall Pro (February 2026). Air duct cleaning ranges from NADCA and EPA guidelines. Actual costs vary by metro, system type, component brand, and time of service. Emergency and after-hours rates are typically 1.5–2× standard pricing.

When to Call an HVAC technician vs. DIY

Some hvac jobs are safe to tackle yourself. Others can cost you thousands if you wait.

AC running but not cooling, or furnace running but not heating

This usually signals a refrigerant leak, failed compressor, bad ignitor, or heat exchanger issue — all of which require specialized diagnostic tools and licensed repair. Running a system that can’t transfer heat properly wastes energy and can cause cascading damage to other components.

Strange smells — burning, rotten eggs, or musty odors from vents

A burning smell can indicate overheating wiring or a failing motor. Rotten egg odor near a gas furnace may signal a gas leak — evacuate immediately and call your gas company, then an HVAC tech. Musty smells suggest mold in your ductwork or drain pan, which requires professional remediation.

Frequent cycling — system turns on and off every few minutes

Short cycling stresses the compressor and blower motor, dramatically shortening system lifespan. Causes include a failing thermostat, oversized system, dirty coils, low refrigerant, or a tripping safety switch. A technician can diagnose which component is triggering the shutdown.

Visible ice on AC lines, coils, or the outdoor unit

Ice formation means airflow is restricted or refrigerant is low — both prevent proper heat exchange. Continuing to run a frozen system can destroy the compressor, turning a $200–$500 fix into a $1,200–$2,800 compressor replacement. Turn the system off and call a tech.

Any repair involving refrigerant, gas lines, or electrical wiring

Federal law requires EPA Section 608 certification to handle refrigerants — violations carry fines up to $10,000. Gas furnace work involves combustion and carbon monoxide risks. Electrical components carry shock and fire hazards. All three categories require licensed professionals.

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HVAC Services by City

Local hvac guides with city-specific costs, common issues, and pro tips.

Phoenix, AZ

Extreme heat AC specialists

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Houston, TX

Humidity and cooling experts

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Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

Freeze protection & heating pros

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Miami, FL

Year-round cooling specialists

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Atlanta, GA

Heat pump & dual system experts

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Tampa, FL

Humidity & AC efficiency pros

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Denver, CO

Altitude & freeze specialists

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Las Vegas, NV

Extreme heat cooling experts

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HVAC FAQ

Most HVAC repairs cost $150 to $600, with the national average around $300–$400. Simple fixes like a capacitor or ignitor run $150–$400. Mid-range repairs like a refrigerant recharge or blower motor cost $200–$2,000. Major component replacements — compressors, evaporator coils, or heat exchangers — can reach $1,200–$4,500. The initial diagnostic or service call fee is typically $75–$200, which most companies apply toward the repair cost if you proceed with the work.

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