Ductwork Installation Costs

Fabrication and installation of supply and return air duct systems in new or remodeled homes, including registers, grilles, and balancing dampers.

Verified by 3 sourcesUpdated March 21, 2026

Cost Comparison by Location

50 locations with verified cost data

Cost Comparison — Ductwork Installation

Alabama3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,722

High

$18,004

Alaska3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,764

High

$18,004

Arizona3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,731

High

$18,004

Arkansas3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,720

High

$18,004

California3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,742

High

$18,004

Colorado3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,739

High

$18,004

Connecticut3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,752

High

$18,004

Delaware3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,735

High

$18,004

Florida3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,724

High

$18,004

Georgia3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,729

High

$18,004

Hawaii3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,740

High

$18,004

Idaho3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,726

High

$18,004

Illinois3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,750

High

$18,004

Indiana3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,736

High

$18,004

Iowa3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,735

High

$18,004

Kansas3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,731

High

$18,004

Kentucky3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,734

High

$18,004

Louisiana3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,727

High

$18,004

Maine3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,738

High

$18,004

Maryland3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,741

High

$18,004

Massachusetts3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,756

High

$18,004

Michigan3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,735

High

$18,004

Minnesota3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,752

High

$18,004

Mississippi3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,720

High

$18,004

Missouri3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,736

High

$18,004

Montana3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,734

High

$18,004

Nebraska3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,735

High

$18,004

Nevada3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,734

High

$18,004

New Hampshire3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,741

High

$18,004

New Jersey3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,747

High

$18,004

New Mexico3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,729

High

$18,004

New York3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,743

High

$18,004

North Carolina3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,725

High

$18,004

North Dakota3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,744

High

$18,004

Ohio3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,736

High

$18,004

Oklahoma3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,724

High

$18,004

Oregon3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,739

High

$18,004

Pennsylvania3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,737

High

$18,004

Rhode Island3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,740

High

$18,004

South Carolina3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,729

High

$18,004

South Dakota3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,735

High

$18,004

Tennessee3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,725

High

$18,004

Texas3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,728

High

$18,004

Utah3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,731

High

$18,004

Vermont3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,735

High

$18,004

Virginia3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,736

High

$18,004

Washington3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,745

High

$18,004

West Virginia3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,718

High

$18,004

Wisconsin3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,738

High

$18,004

Wyoming3 sources

Low

$1,029

Typical

$6,724

High

$18,004

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About Ductwork Installation Costs

Ductwork installation costs in Alabama vary significantly based on project scope, home size, and system complexity. The wide range from approximately $1,029 to $18,004 reflects differences in residential versus commercial projects, existing infrastructure conditions, and regional labor availability. Alabama's moderate climate and competitive HVAC market create relatively accessible pricing compared to northern states, though costs still fluctuate based on local contractor expertise and material sourcing efficiency.

Questions to Ask Your Contractor

  • 1What is the total square footage of ductwork needed for your project?
  • 2Does your project involve new construction, renovation, or repair of existing systems?
  • 3Are you replacing existing ductwork or installing a new system from scratch?
  • 4What type of ductwork material do you prefer (flexible, rigid metal, or hybrid)?
  • 5Does your local municipality require permits and inspections for this work?
  • 6What is the current condition of your home's existing infrastructure and attic/crawl space?
  • 7Does the quote include ductwork sealing and insulation?
  • 8Are there any asbestos or hazardous materials that need professional removal?
  • 9What HVAC system efficiency rating (SEER) will the ductwork support?
  • 10Does the contractor offer any warranty on materials and workmanship?

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