Shorewood WI Heating and Air Conditioning

Small HVAC repairs, such as replacing fuses, breakers or thermostats, may cost anywhere from $150 to $290. Expect to spend $200 to $1,500 on bigger repairs such repairing a refrigerant leak or evaporator coil. The average cost of an air conditioner repair is $125 to $459, while the average cost of a furnace repair is $125 to $355. The cost of air conditioning repair will also vary based on the size of your home as well as the brand and kind of heating and cooling system you have installed.

The typical cost of replacing an HVAC system ranges from $4,820 to $9,350, which includes a new central air conditioner unit and a new gas furnace. The cost of your new HVAC unit is determined by the size of your home, the brand and efficiency rating of your new HVAC unit, the length of your ductwork and labor costs. Ductwork alone costs $2,000 to $3,000 to install and improvements such as a humidifier, zoning system or air cleaner add another $2,000 to $4,000 to the cost.

The advantages of an HVAC maintenance plan may be worth the expense to homeowners, especially if you live in an extreme climate. The objective is to keep your house safe from costly HVAC system repairs and replacements.

Most heating and air conditioning maintenance programs include the following:

• Checkups
• Tune-ups
• Seasonal Maintenance 
• Priority Service
• Emergency Service

Consider your HVAC maintenance plan in the same way you would any other form of "insurance" for your house. While there's no guarantee you'll need it, you'll likely breathe a sigh of relief knowing it's there if you do.