Price Guide Snapshot

Most furnace repairs range from $275–$400, depending on the brand and model. Air conditioner and heat pump repairs typically fall between $300–$600. More complex repairs — such as TXVs, compressors, or coils — start at $1,000 and increase based on system age, refrigerant type, and equipment brand. Our technicians always provide upfront, flat-rate pricing after completing a full diagnostic.

Most plumbing repairs range from $350–$600, depending on the issue. Smaller jobs like drain cleaning may be as low as $99, while major projects such as whole-home repiping typically range from $12,000–$17,000, depending on home size, number of fixtures, and accessibility.

Yes. HVAC service calls include a $149 diagnostic fee, which is sometimes waived during promotional periods when you proceed with the repair. Plumbing diagnostics are $99.

Yes — we can provide general price ranges. However, exact repair pricing requires an onsite diagnostic to accurately identify the issue.

We don’t charge hourly rates. Our HVAC and plumbing services use flat-rate pricing, so you know the full cost before any work begins — no surprises.

Gas furnace installations start at $4,000 for a standard 80% efficiency model. Premium high-efficiency 95%+ variable-speed furnaces typically range up to $7,000, depending on brand and performance features.

Central air conditioning installation starts at $6,500 for an entry-level 13+ SEER2 system. Pricing increases based on installation complexity, line-set routing, electrical requirements, SEER rating, thermostat upgrades, and extended warranty options.

A basic 14+ SEER heat pump system starts at $9,200 and includes the heat pump, electric furnace, WiFi thermostat, MERV-13 filtration, refrigerant lines, and more. Our most popular option is an 18 SEER high-efficiency heat pump, starting at $10,500.

A single-zone ductless system starts at $4,800. Two-zone systems begin around $8,500, and three-zone systems typically start at $12,000. Brand selection and line-set routing can significantly affect final pricing.

A standard tank-style water heater typically costs $2,000–$3,500 installed. Pricing varies based on fuel type (gas vs. electric) and tank capacity.

Tankless water heater installations start at $4,300 and can range up to $7,500, depending on installation requirements. Lower-end pricing applies to simple replacements, while higher-end installations may require new gas lines, electrical circuits, or venting. We recommend Navien for its reliability and performance.

Yes — we offer multiple financing options through Synchrony, GoodLeap, and Wells Fargo. Our most popular plans include 0% interest for 18 months and 7.99% for 73 months.

Yes — all replacement estimates are free. Repair diagnostics include a small fee.

We focus on delivering the best value, not the lowest price. However, we often match written estimates for comparable repairs or installations, as long as the comparison is truly “apples to apples.”

Every installation includes:

• Equipment
• Labor
• Permits
• Electrical (if needed)
• Removal of old equipment
• System startup and testing
• Equipment registration for full factory warranty
• Full workmanship warranty

For our lowest priced example of $4,898.00 let’s take a look at the needs of Dawn in South Salem.

Dawn called us to see how we could help her daughter’s bedroom maintain temperature.

The first option we looked at was a Mitsubishi 9,000. BTU Ductless Head. The second option we looked at is the Samsung AR09 one to one Ductless unit which turned out to be $1,000. less than the Mitsubishi.

Samsung is a newer product we brought into the community and it’s been well received.

The features and reliability are pretty equal with both units so it really comes down to price and that $1,000. savings is a no brainer!

Samsung Ductless system totaling $4,898.00

• Samsung one to one AR09 Ductless system

For our mid priced example of $14,717.00 let’s review Larry who lives in South Salem.

Larry called us wanting a new A/C and furnace installed as his old units were on their last legs.

Together we looked at new 14 seer A/C and furnace units that were comparable to his old units. We also looked at Trane 14 seer A/C with a 98% gas furnace. Then we looked at the 14 seer York A/C and a 97% efficiency gas furnace.

He ended up installing the York HH8 3 ton heat pump and a 98% gas furnace. This dual fuel system allows him to use his back up heat as gas versus the electric. Getting a better bang for his buck at the end of the day with its dual functionality.

Some of the main deciding factors on choosing such a great system was the $2,000.00 tax credit incentive qualification. Also,a promotion we ran for this system that included a 2 year maintenance program where we’ll visit Larry twice a year for free. Plus York provides 10 year labor for free and is one of the only companies that covers refrigerant.

York heat pump and 98% gas furnace system totaling $14,717.00

• HH8 3 ton heat pump
• 98% gas furnace

For a higher priced example of $33,183.00 let’s see what Michael from northwest Salem chose.

Michael called us out to install brand new systems in his home. One system handles the upstairs while the other system handles the downstairs.

He wasn’t exactly sure of the route he wanted to go. So together the options we looked at first was to replace only one unit. But considering the age of both of them the confidence of the older unit lasting beyond a year was low.

For equipment options we looked at lower tier York heat pumps along with York’s higher efficiency heat pumps. Eventually comparing those to the Mitsubishi smart multi heat pump system. Which fit his desired options of controlling both units from his phone anywhere in the world.

After weighing several options Michael moved forward with the…

Mitsubishi smart multi heat pump system totaling $33,183.00

• 2 Heat Pumps
• 2 Air Handlers
• Mitsubishi Thermostat
• Kumo Cloud/Comfort App