Furnace repair costs can vary significantly depending on the specific issue. Given the numerous components in a furnace, each repair has unique labor and parts requirements. However, we do have an average price for what most of our customers invest to repair their furnace.

The cost to fix your furnace depends on two main factors: the time needed for the repair and the cost of parts and materials.

How is the time for a furnace repair determined?

By using the experience gained from thousands of furnace repairs, our 5- star technicians can provide upfront pricing before we begin the work. We’ve used real data to determine the average repair time for each task, allowing us to offer you a transparent and accurate estimate.

What if the system is covered by a manufacturer’s warranty?

If the system is covered under a manufacturer’s warranty, there is no cost for the parts that are covered. Our technicians are trained to research each system for warranty coverage before giving pricing.

SoGood Plumbing, Heating, & Air uses flat-rate pricing that allows us to hold ourselves accountable to get air conditioning repair and heating repair work done efficiently and at a fair cost.

What is flat-rate pricing?

We understand the frustration of surprise repair costs. That’s why we offer flat-rate pricing for all heat pump repairs. This means you’ll get a fixed price upfront, regardless of the actual time the repair takes. this protects you from unexpected charges and ensures a 5-Star repair experience.

Flat-rate pricing vs. time and material pricing:

We believe in upfront pricing! That means you’ll always know the exact cost of your heat pump repair before we even begin. This allows you to make informed decisions and avoid any surprise charges. Some companies use a different pricing model where the final cost depends on how long the repair takes and the parts needed. While this approach can work for certain situations, it can be difficult to budget for repairs without a clear upfront price.

Interested in Replacement Options?

Most furnaces work faithfully for 10-15 years. If yours is nearing or exceeding that mark, it might be time to consider a replacement. Upgrading to a new heat pump can lower your electricity costs and allow you to have peace of mind with a 10-year warranty. Learn more about Furnace Installation.