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HVAC replacement means replacing the entire heating and cooling system, not just one component.
It typically includes:
This is different from AC replacement, furnace replacement, or heat pump replacement, which cover only a single piece of equipment.
Nationally, HVAC replacement costs can vary widely depending on:
That's why state-level and city-level pricing is the most accurate way to estimate your real cost.
👉 Use the location pages below to see localized price ranges.
(square footage, number of floors)
(tonnage / BTUs required)
(SEER, AFUE, HSPF ratings)
(existing vs replacement)
(varies by state and city)
(attic, crawlspace, rooftop)
Each state page breaks these factors down with local context.
→ Full system (cooling + heating)
→ Cooling unit only
→ Heating unit only
→ Single all-in-one system
If you only need to replace one component, browse the related service pages.
If multiple parts are aging or inefficient, full HVAC replacement is often more cost-effective long term.
👉 This section contains links to all U.S. states. Each state page links to individual city pages with localized pricing.
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Get local quoteCosts vary widely by state due to labor rates, climate, and permit requirements. Use your state page for accurate ranges.
If your system is over 12–15 years old or requires frequent repairs, replacement often saves money long term.
Yes. Replacement pricing includes removal of old equipment and installation of the new system.
Yes, but replacing both together is often more cost-efficient and improves system compatibility.
See real pricing for your state and city and compare local options.