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HVAC Pricing Guide
HVAC installation typically costs between $5,000 and $12,500 for a standard, full-system replacement, with an average of around $7,000–$9,000. Prices vary widely based on home size, system type, and efficiency.
Average Installation Costs by System Type
Key Cost Factors
Labor
Professional installation labor typically accounts for $500 – $2,500 of the total, though it can be higher for complex jobs.
System Size & Efficiency
Units are sized by tonnage (1.5 to 5 tons) and rated by efficiency (SEER2/AFUE). Higher efficiency units cost more upfront but save on energy.
Ductwork
Installing new ductwork can add $3,000 – $5,000 or more to the project depending on complexity.
Permits & Removal
Old unit removal, disposal fees, and necessary municipal permits can add $200 – $1,300.
Installation Process
Assessment & Planning
Professionals evaluate your home's load, check ductwork, and plan the best unit location for airflow and efficiency, often getting permits.
Site Preparation
The work area is cleared, protected (floor coverings), and the old system is disconnected, with power and gas shut off.
Old System Removal
The existing furnace, AC unit, and related components (ducts, lines) are carefully removed.
Ductwork & Pad Prep
The area for the new unit is leveled, often with a gravel base, and ductwork is sealed, repaired, or modified for the new system.
Unit Installation
- Indoor: Air handler/furnace is set, leveled, secured, and connected to ducts and drain lines.
- Outdoor: Condenser unit is placed on a new pad, ensuring clearance for airflow, and secured.
- Connections: Refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and gas lines are connected.
Thermostat & Testing
The new thermostat is installed. Technicians perform detailed checks (57-point process) on electrical, gas, airflow, and refrigerant charge.
Customer Walkthrough
Installers review the new system, its features, and discuss maintenance with you.
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