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AC and heating repair: compare local pros.
Compare local AC and heating companies by rating, years in business, business hours and availability. Common jobs include AC repair, tune-ups, furnace repair and system replacement.
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Typical prices
AC Repair · national averages
Typical repair
$150–$650
Service call / diagnostic
$75–$200
AC tune-up
$70–$200
Drain line flush
$75–$250
Typical, per repair
$150–$650
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What it costs
$150–$650
per repair, national average · source: HomeGuide
- Typical repair$150–$650
- Service call / diagnostic$75–$200
- AC tune-up$70–$200
- Drain line flush$75–$250
- Refrigerant recharge$100–$600
- Refrigerant leak repair$200–$1,500
- Evaporator coil replacement$1,000–$4,500
Pricing
What changes the price
- 1Repair vs. full replacement
- 2Parts like capacitors, motors or refrigerant
- 3Emergency, after-hours or weekend service
- 4System size and efficiency rating for replacements
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- 01
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Before you hire
How to choose HVAC companies
- 1
Ask about the diagnostic fee
Most companies charge to come out and diagnose the problem. Ask whether it goes toward the repair.
- 2
Get a second quote on replacements
A full system replacement is a big expense. Get more than one quote and compare the equipment brand, size and warranty.
- 3
Ask about maintenance plans
Spring AC and fall heating tune-ups catch problems early. Ask what a plan includes before you sign up.
FAQ
Questions about HVAC companies
Should I repair or replace my AC?
Older systems with repeat repairs, refrigerant leaks or rising power bills are often worth replacing. Ask the tech for both prices and the age of your unit.
Why is my AC running but not cooling?
Common causes are a dirty filter, a frozen coil, a failed capacitor or low refrigerant. Turn it off and check the filter, then call a pro if it still is not cooling.
Does it cost anything to use Job Hound?
No. Job Hound is free for homeowners, and pros never pay for leads.
Homeowner guides
AC and heating repair advice
- AC running but not cooling? 6 things to check
- How often should you change your air filter?
- Should you repair or replace your AC?
- How often should you service your HVAC system?
- AC frozen up? Why it ices over and what to do
- AC leaking water inside? Common causes and fixes
- Furnace blowing cold air? What to check first
- How to hire an HVAC contractor
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