Heat pump system installed at Long Island home

Transparent Pricing

HVAC Prices in Patchogue and Suffolk County

You shouldn't have to invite a stranger into your house just to find out what something costs. We publish our prices because we think you deserve a straight answer before you pick up the phone.

Service Calls


Service Call Fee

One flat fee covers the trip to your door and the first hour of diagnostic time. Your tech tests, measures, and figures out exactly what's going on, then gives you a written flat-rate price for the repair before any work starts.

If the diagnosis takes longer than an hour, your tech will tell you up front exactly what additional time will cost as a single flat add-on. No hourly billing, no surprise charges. Nothing extra happens without your approval.

$129

Service Call Fee

Trip + first hour of on-site diagnostic. Your tech confirms the flat-rate repair price before any work starts.

Repair pricing is separate and confirmed in writing before work begins.

Flat-Rate Pricing


Common Repair & Service Costs

We group repairs into four simple price categories. Your technician identifies the category and shows you the exact flat-rate price before any work starts, no hourly rates, no surprises.

Category 1

Common Electrical & Wear Parts

$150 – $400

Quick fixes with inexpensive parts, usually about an hour on site.

Common jobs: Capacitors, contactors, relays, ignitors, flame sensors, coil cleaning, condensate drain cleaning, basic thermostats

Category 2

Standard Motors & Mid-Range Parts

$400 – $750

Mid-range parts, or a little more labor to reach them.

Common jobs: Condenser fan motors, standard (PSC) blower motors, economy control boards, condensate line rebuilds

Category 3

Premium & High-Efficiency Parts

$750 – $1,400

High-efficiency or OEM components, or harder-to-reach repairs.

Common jobs: Variable-speed (ECM) blower motors, OEM control boards, inducer motors, gas valves

Category 4

Refrigerant & Major Repairs

Quoted on site

Priced per job after diagnosis. Refrigerant is billed per pound: $75/lb for R-410A and R-454B, $67.50/lb for R-32.

Common jobs: Refrigerant leak repair, refrigerant recharge, evaporator coils, compressors

Seasonal tune-up (heating or cooling)$149 flat
See the full itemized breakdown +
Air filter replacement (standard)$35 – $95
Capacitor replacement$150 – $250
Contactor replacement$175 – $300
Relay replacement$175 – $325
Coil cleaning$100 – $200
Condensate drain cleaning$175 – $300
Condensate pump replacement$160 – $300
Thermostat replacement (basic)$200 – $350
Fan motor replacement (condenser)$400 – $850
Blower motor replacement$500 – $1,200
Ignitor replacement$175 – $400
Flame sensor replacement$150 – $275
Refrigerant recharge (R-410A, per lb)$75
Refrigerant recharge (R-454B, per lb)$75
Refrigerant recharge (R-32, per lb)$67.50
Circuit board replacement$450 – $1,400
Compressor replacement$1,800 – $3,500

Categories cover standard residential equipment and do not include the $129 service-call fee. Which category your repair falls into depends on your specific system and the parts needed. Your tech will confirm the exact flat-rate price before starting any work.

Thinking About a New System?

Every installation is different. The cost depends on your home's size, the equipment, ductwork, electrical, and what rebates you qualify for. We don't publish one-size-fits-all installation prices because they'd be misleading.

What we do: visit your home for free, evaluate everything, and give you an exact price with all rebates applied. We also include monthly payment options on every proposal so you know both numbers.

Before you budget anything, check the PSEG and NYSERDA rebates you may qualify for on a heat pump conversion. You can also browse everything we install and repair to see what applies to your home.

Maintenance Plans

Starting at $19/month

Essential

$19/mo

Annual tune-up, priority scheduling, waived service fee

Comfort

$39/mo

Whole home, 2 tune-ups a year, 15% off repairs

Premier

$59/mo

Everything + free Ecobee, filters, weekend service

Our Approach


Why We Publish Our Prices

Most HVAC companies won't tell you what anything costs until they're sitting in your living room. We think that's backwards.

You should be able to get a straight answer on price without scheduling an appointment, taking time off work, or sitting through a sales pitch. That's why we publish our service call fees, our repair ranges, and our maintenance plan costs right here on this page. The exact price always depends on your specific equipment and situation, but you'll never walk into a conversation with us without a ballpark.

We use flat-rate pricing on every job. That means your technician shows you the price before any work begins. If it takes longer than expected, the price doesn't change. If it takes less time, same thing. No hourly billing, no surprises.

Still Have Questions About Pricing?

Text us at 631-209-7090 and we'll give you a straight answer.

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