 | Thermostats
 | You can get one at Home Depot for about $30. If you wire it
wrong, you can damage the thermostat and/or your equipment. |
| The most common thermostat we install is $125 plus labor. |
| They can cost as much as $450 for top of the line programming
features. |
|
| Indoor blower motor
| The most common indoor motor call costs $170 for the motor and
related parts plus labor. |
|
| Outdoor motor 
| Our most frequent summer repair is replacing the outdoor fan motor
on a rooftop air conditioner.
The motor is $156. There is a part called a capacitor, $4, that is always
replaced with it. Tax is $14. Add the $80 labor and the total is $254. |
|
| Compressors
| Estimate $1,000 minimum for parts and labor. There is a lot
involved changing out a compressor. |
|
| “Freon”
| About $15 per pound but if it leaks more than the EPA allows,
the leak must be fixed and labor becomes more substantial. |
| Legally, the days of "It just needs a little freon"
are over. There are serious penalties for allowing freon to leak
into the atmosphere. |
|
| Gas Valve
| The valve itself is approximately $200 plus labor. |
|
| Heating ignition 
| In winter, gas
ignition modules are a fairly common trouble spot. Our favorite replacement is a
Honeywell that lists for $232, and of course labor brings it to
around $300. |
|
| Relays / Contactors
| These are only $30 or $40. With labor and tax, your total bill
would be about $125. |
|
| Circuit boards
| The price for these is all over the board (no pun intended). We
have some listed as high as $750 and as low as $31. |
| Most commonly they run about $125. |
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| Rooftop units |
| Split systems |
| Combustion motors |
| Ductwork |
| Defrost timers (Heat Pumps) |
| Mini-splits |
| ECM motors |
| Gas Valves |
| Reversing valves
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