Expect to spend between $164 and $558 on AC repair. Most homeowners will pay around $360 for AC repair. Contractors who work on an hourly basis usually charge between $35 and $200 per hour. Because determining the root causes of AC issues and eliminating them can take some skills, AC repair jobs are better left to the experts.
Common Problem | Average Cost to Fix |
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Refrigerant leak detection and repair | $225-$1,600 |
AC refrigerant recharge | $100-$600 |
Circuit board replacement | $120-$600 |
Replace fuses, circuit breakers, or relays | $15-$300 |
Thermostat replacement | $60-$470 |
AC compressor repair hard start kit | $100-$250 |
Capacitor or contactor replacement | $90-$400 |
Home air compressor replacement | $1,350-$2,300* |
Evaporator coil replacement cost | $650-$1,200 |
Condensing unit fan motor replacement | $100-$700 |
Common Problem | Average Cost to Fix |
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Compressor replacement | $1,495-$3,495 |
Condenser fan motor replacement | $585-$1264 |
Blower motor | $549-$1867 |
Thermostat replacement | $299-$735 |
Capacitor replacement | $199-$385 |
Contactor replacement | $274-$365 |
Freon Refill | Call for special pricing |
If you are not sure what the problem is, an AVS Heating and Air Conditioning service technician may help you with a diagnostic on your AC as early as today.
The actual amount that you will be spending on AC repair will primarily depend on the time of the year. If, for instance, you need repair service in summer, be prepared to pay more. Summer is the busiest season for HVAC professionals. Their time is at a premium during the summer months. It is not unusual for HVAC experts to charge as much as $200 per hour during summer.
If you want to hire a professional to perform a yearly tune-up of your system, expect to pay between $80 and $100.
A home AC recharge can cost between $100 and $350. The actual amount you will be paying will primarily depend on the size of your AC unit and the refrigerant you use. If you have an oversized AC, expect to pay up to $600. Recharging an AC usually does not take more than a couple of hours.
Have a faulty AC compressor? Expect to pay $1,200 or more to have it replaced. An AC with a malfunctioning compressor is unable to adequately cool the indoor air. Strange, loud noises can also indicate a faulty compressor. Replacing a malfunctioning compressor should take a few hours.
Expect to pay between $100 and $250 for an air conditioner compressor hard start kit. If your system has sustained serious damage, installing a new compressor makes more sense.
If you detect an AC gas leak, call our expert. Expect to pay between $225 and $1,600 to get the problem addressed. The actual amount you would be paying and the time taken by our HVAC contractor to fix the issue will depend on the location and severity of the leak. Serious damages can take up to eight hours or more to detect and fix.
Air handlers are designed to work with heating and cooling systems to circulate both hot and cool air. Expect to pay between $2,200 and $3,800 to have a new air handler installed.
Most homeowners pay up to $2,000 to have a fan coil replaced. The project does not usually take more than a day to complete. Though repairing a fan coil leak can be possible in some cases, replacing the fan coil is more beneficial in the long run.
On average, homeowners pay $1,750 to have a new condenser installed. The actual amount that a homeowner spends on condenser replacement depends on the type of unit they use. An HVAC pro usually does not need more than four hours to install a new condenser.
Expect to pay between $9,200 and $12,300 to have a new duct system and HVAC installed. Projects that involve installing extensive ductwork can take days to complete.
AC blower repair does not usually cost more than $150. If, however, your blower is beyond repair, you must look for a replacement. Blower replacement usually costs between $250 and $800. If you have your heart set on a high-end model, expect to pay up to $2000. Most replacements take about three hours.
Expect to pay up to $450 to have a faulty expansion valve replaced. The project should not take more than a few hours.
Expect to spend more on inverter AC repair and maintenance than traditional units. That said, an inverter AC is more energy-efficient than regular units and can help you save up to 40 percent in energy costs.
Expect to pay between $15 and $300 to have AC fuse and circuit breaker issues addressed or relays in your AC unit replaced. These projects do not usually take more than a couple of hours.
Expect to spend between $115 and $250 on thermostat replacement. Before having a faulty thermostat replaced, work with our contractor to determine whether it could be repaired. Thermostat repair does not just cost less, but also takes less time than thermostat replacement.
If you notice one or more of these signs, consult our HVAC contractor immediately
While a malfunctioning AC can continue working for days before falling apart, the sooner you act, the better your chances of avoiding expensive repairs.
Air conditioners typically last from 12-15 years. AC’s lifespan will primarily depend on your usage patterns and habits. The rule of thumb says that the more a system is used, the faster it will wear.
Expect to pay around $5,000 for AC replacement. If, however, you have a big house or your system needs complicated ductwork, your actual cost can go up to $12,500.
Expect to pay between $225 and $1,600 to have an AC leak fixed.
Do not directly inhale the gas and make sure to stay away from the leak if it is in an enclosed space. Too much exposure can lead to refrigerant poisoning and even death.
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