Flexible Financing for Your Home Comfort Needs

System size (tons)

A 4-ton system runs $1,200–$2,000 above a 2.5-ton on the same SEER tier.

Efficiency tier (SEER2)

Stepping from a 14.3 SEER2 baseline to a 17 SEER2 inverter adds $1,800–$3,000.

Ductwork condition

Repairing or replacing leaky 1990s ducts adds $1,500–$4,000 to the install.

What failed

Capacitor $250–$400 · contactor $300–$500 · fan motor $600–$1,200 · compressor $2,500–$4,500.

Time of year

After-hours summer dispatch carries a real-world premium across the valley.

System age

10+-year R-410A units may need refrigerant at $180–$250/lb on top of the part cost.

Capacity (40 / 50 / 75 gal)

A 75-gallon unit runs $800–$1,500 above a 40-gallon for the same fuel type.

Code upgrades

Expansion tank, drain pan, T&P discharge to exterior — typical $300–$600 additional.

Fuel type

Gas tanks cost less to install but more to operate; heat-pump electric flips that math.

Gas line capacity

Most Vegas homes need a 3/4" gas line upgrade — adds $400–$1,200.

Venting

Direct-vent through an exterior wall vs. relining an existing flue: $300–$900 difference.

Hard-water mitigation

Vegas water (~16 gr/gal) cuts tankless life in half without a softener or scale filter.

Detection method

Acoustic + thermal locate adds $300–$600 but prevents tearing up half the slab.

Repair vs. reroute

Spot repair is cheaper short-term; a reroute through walls/attic costs more but ends the cycle.

Flooring + drywall restoration

If concrete is opened up, restoration runs $800–$3,000 depending on flooring.

Square footage + bath count

A 1,400 sf 2-bath repipes for ~$5,500; a 3,200 sf 4-bath runs $11,000–$15,000.

Pipe material

PEX is the modern standard; copper costs 25–35% more and isn't worth it in most cases.

Wall + drywall repair

We minimize cuts but Vegas tract framing makes 8–14 access points unavoidable.