HVAC Pricing Guideline
At Air One Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing, we want our customers to have clear, upfront information before we ever arrive at their door. Our pricing guide is designed to give you a realistic sense of what common HVAC services cost in our area, so there are no surprises.
Keep in mind that every home is different. The prices below reflect typical ranges based on our experience serving Colton, San Bernardino, Riverside, and the surrounding Inland Empire; however, the actual cost may vary depending on your system, home size, and specific situation.
When you're ready for a solid quote, we're happy to provide a free estimate.
Common HVAC Repair Costs
Many HVAC service calls involve components that simply wear out over time. These repairs are often quick to complete and, when caught early, can prevent a much bigger problem down the road. We see these issues regularly, and our technicians come fully equipped to handle them efficiently.
Here's what you can generally expect to pay for common HVAC repairs:
Capacitor Replacement: $374–$468
Capacitors give your system's motors the electrical boost they need to start. They're one of the most frequent culprits when a system suddenly stops turning on.
Contactor Replacement: $374–$468
This small but important switch tells your outdoor unit when to run. Wear and electrical damage are common causes of failure.
Refrigerant Recharge: $300–$1,800
When your system is low on refrigerant, we'll recharge it and diagnose why levels dropped in the first place (because a recharge alone isn't a long-term fix if there's a leak involved).
Condensate Drain Line Clearing: $142–$468
A clogged drain line can cause water damage or trigger an automatic system shutoff. Clearing it is often a straightforward fix.
Thermostat Replacement: $320–$1,900
Pricing depends on the type of thermostat you choose. A basic programmable unit is on the lower end, while a smart thermostat with Wi-Fi connectivity falls on the higher end.
Flame Sensor Cleaning or Replacement: $230–$600
If your furnace's burners won't stay lit, a dirty or failing flame sensor may be the reason. This is one of the more common furnace repairs we handle each winter.
Blower Motor Repair or Replacement: $894–$1,400
Your blower motor is responsible for moving conditioned air through your home. When it fails, you'll notice it because rooms won't heat or cool evenly; airflow may even stop altogether.
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At Air One Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our customers have to say about working with us.
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Mid-Range HVAC Repairs
Some repairs involve larger components or more labor-intensive work. These services are more costly than routine fixes, but still considerably less expensive than a full system replacement.
When repairs start reaching the mid-range in cost, it's worth having a conversation about your system's age and long-term condition. We'll give you our honest professional opinion, whether that's recommending repair or helping you weigh the option of replacement.
Evaporator Coil Replacement: $2,200–$4,800
When the indoor coil develops a refrigerant leak that can't be repaired, the coil itself needs to be replaced. This is a more involved job but can extend the life of an otherwise healthy system.
Condenser Fan Motor Replacement: $894–$1,700
This motor keeps your outdoor unit from overheating. When it fails, your system can't run efficiently, or at all, especially on hot days.
Control Board Replacement: $894–$1,700
Think of the control board as your system's brain. It coordinates all the major functions, so when it fails, your system may behave erratically or not run at all.
Gas Valve Replacement: $894–$1,700
The gas valve controls fuel flow to your furnace. It's a critical component that requires careful handling.
AC Refrigerant Leak Repair: $1,130–$4,000
The cost of a refrigerant leak repair varies widely depending on where the leak is located, how severe it is, and what type of refrigerant your system uses. We'll diagnose the issue before recommending a repair path.