HVAC Costs in Idaho
Verified cost ranges across cities in Idaho
HVAC Cost Comparison — Idaho
Compare verified cost ranges across cities in Idaho
Cost Comparison — Furnace Installation
Low
$1,657
Typical
$1,657
High
$1,934
Low
$1,631
Typical
$1,631
High
$1,903
Low
$1,629
Typical
$1,629
High
$1,901
Low
$1,565
Typical
$1,565
High
$1,826
Low
$1,473
Typical
$1,473
High
$1,719
Low
$1,511
Typical
$1,511
High
$1,763
Cost Comparison — Heat Pump Installation
Low
$4,487
Typical
$4,487
High
$5,236
Low
$4,415
Typical
$4,415
High
$5,152
Low
$4,410
Typical
$4,410
High
$5,147
Low
$4,236
Typical
$4,236
High
$4,943
Low
$3,989
Typical
$3,989
High
$4,655
Low
$4,090
Typical
$4,090
High
$4,773
Cost Comparison — Ductwork Installation
Low
$69
Typical
$117
High
$380
Low
$68
Typical
$115
High
$374
Low
$68
Typical
$115
High
$374
Low
$65
Typical
$111
High
$359
Low
$62
Typical
$104
High
$338
Low
$63
Typical
$107
High
$347
Cost Comparison — Furnace Repair
Low
$66
Typical
$1,023
High
$2,673
Low
$65
Typical
$1,007
High
$2,630
Low
$65
Typical
$1,006
High
$2,627
Low
$62
Typical
$966
High
$2,524
Low
$59
Typical
$910
High
$2,377
Low
$60
Typical
$933
High
$2,437
Cost Comparison — Thermostat Installation
Low
$88
Typical
$226
High
$380
Low
$86
Typical
$222
High
$374
Low
$86
Typical
$222
High
$374
Low
$83
Typical
$213
High
$359
Low
$78
Typical
$201
High
$338
Low
$80
Typical
$206
High
$347
Cost Comparison — Duct Cleaning
Low
$50
Typical
$1,832
High
$5,000
Low
$49
Typical
$1,803
High
$4,920
Low
$49
Typical
$1,801
High
$4,915
Low
$47
Typical
$1,730
High
$4,721
Low
$44
Typical
$1,629
High
$4,446
Low
$46
Typical
$1,670
High
$4,558
Cost Comparison — Boiler Installation
Low
$3,662
Typical
$3,662
High
$4,274
Low
$3,603
Typical
$3,603
High
$4,205
Low
$3,600
Typical
$3,600
High
$4,201
Low
$3,458
Typical
$3,458
High
$4,035
Low
$3,256
Typical
$3,256
High
$3,800
Low
$3,339
Typical
$3,339
High
$3,896
Cost Comparison — Boiler Repair
Low
$75
Typical
$2,226
High
$6,100
Low
$74
Typical
$2,190
High
$6,002
Low
$74
Typical
$2,188
High
$5,996
Low
$71
Typical
$2,101
High
$5,759
Low
$67
Typical
$1,979
High
$5,424
Low
$68
Typical
$2,029
High
$5,561
Cost Comparison — Attic Insulation Installation
Low
$300
Typical
$5,595
High
$15,500
Low
$295
Typical
$5,505
High
$15,250
Low
$295
Typical
$5,499
High
$15,235
Low
$283
Typical
$5,282
High
$14,634
Low
$267
Typical
$4,974
High
$13,781
Low
$273
Typical
$5,100
High
$14,130
Cost Comparison — Radiant Floor Heat Installation
Low
$440
Typical
$440
High
$580
Low
$433
Typical
$433
High
$570
Low
$433
Typical
$433
High
$570
Low
$416
Typical
$416
High
$547
Low
$391
Typical
$391
High
$515
Low
$401
Typical
$401
High
$529
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Furnace Installation
Supply and installation of a new gas, propane, or electric furnace including flue venting, gas piping, ductwork connections, and thermostat wiring.
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Heat Pump Installation
Installation of an air-source heat pump system for year-round heating and cooling, including lineset, electrical, and refrigerant charging.
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Ductwork Installation
Fabrication and installation of supply and return air duct systems in new or remodeled homes, including registers, grilles, and balancing dampers.
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Furnace Repair
Diagnosis and repair of a non-heating or malfunctioning furnace, including igniter replacement, heat exchanger inspection, and blower motor service.
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Thermostat Installation
Installation or replacement of a programmable or smart Wi-Fi thermostat with C-wire installation if required.
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Duct Cleaning
Mechanical cleaning of supply, return, and branch air ducts using rotary brushes and high-powered vacuums to remove dust, debris, and allergens.
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Boiler Installation
Supply and installation of a hot-water or steam boiler for hydronic heating, including gas piping, venting, expansion tank, and zone valves.
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Boiler Repair
Diagnosis and repair of a faulty boiler, covering pump replacement, pressure vessel issues, zone valve failure, and flue blockages.
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Attic Insulation Installation
Addition of blown-in cellulose or fiberglass insulation in the attic floor to reach recommended R-value and reduce HVAC load.
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Radiant Floor Heat Installation
Installation of in-floor hydronic tubing or electric heating mats under tile or hardwood floors for radiant space heating.