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HVAC COST CALCULATOR LAS VEGAS • AC • FURNACE • HEAT PUMP • MINI SPLIT

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Estimate the cost of AC repair, AC replacement, a new HVAC system, furnace repair or a furnace replacement in Las Vegas in under a minute. Pick the job, add what you need and see a typical 2026 price range. Serving Summerlin • Henderson • North Las Vegas • Spring Valley • Paradise • Enterprise.

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HVAC Repair Cost Calculator and HVAC Replacement Cost Calculator

Choose New Installation, AC Repair or Replacement, or Furnace and Heating. Pick your options from the dropdowns, add every item you need and press Calculate. You see a range for each item and the total.

We cover the whole Las Vegas valley. Pick your neighborhood, or choose the last option if yours is not listed. Your final price is set by the independent provider after inspecting your system, so confirm it before any work starts.

Pricing a new central AC, an AC and furnace together, a heat pump or a ductless mini split for your Las Vegas home.

    Prices are typical 2026 Las Vegas market ranges, not a quote. Your final price is set by the independent provider after inspecting your system.

    AC SIZE CALCULATOR

    What Size AC Do You Need in Las Vegas?

    Size drives most of the price of a new system. As a rough guide, many Las Vegas homes land near 1 ton of cooling for every 400 to 500 sq ft. Insulation, windows, ceiling height and afternoon sun change that, so the final size comes from a load calculation on site.

    2 ton

    Under 1,000 sq ft

    About 24,000 BTU. Common in condos, casitas and small single story homes.

    2.5 ton

    1,000 to 1,400 sq ft

    About 30,000 BTU. Typical for smaller homes in older parts of the valley.

    3 ton

    1,400 to 1,800 sq ft

    About 36,000 BTU. One of the most common sizes we see in Las Vegas tract homes.

    4 ton

    1,800 to 2,400 sq ft

    About 48,000 BTU. West facing homes or homes with big windows often need the upper end.

    5 ton

    2,400 to 3,000 sq ft

    About 60,000 BTU. This is the largest size for most residential split systems.

    2 systems

    Over 3,000 sq ft

    Larger and two story homes usually get two systems, one per floor or zone, so each part of the house stays even.

    Why correct sizing matters for comfort and power bills, from the U.S. Department of Energy.

    WHAT MOVES THE PRICE

    What Changes HVAC Costs in Las Vegas, NV

    Two homes on the same street can get very different quotes. These are the six things that move an HVAC price up or down in Las Vegas.

    01

    Size and tonnage

    A bigger system costs more to buy and install. Getting the size right also keeps the power bill down, because an oversized unit short cycles.

    02

    Efficiency level

    Every new split AC installed in Nevada has to meet the Southwest SEER2 minimum. Higher SEER2 and variable speed units cost more up front and less to run.

    03

    Ductwork

    Ducts in a 150°F attic leak and crack over time. Sealing them adds a few hundred dollars. Replacing them adds a few thousand.

    04

    Access

    Roof package units, two story homes and tight attics take more time and sometimes a crane, which raises labor cost.

    05

    Timing

    Evening, weekend and holiday calls usually cost more. In peak July heat, booking early in the day helps.

    06

    Age and refrigerant

    Older systems on R-22 refrigerant are costly to recharge because R-22 is no longer produced. A big repair on one often points to replacement.

    Efficiency ratings explained by the U.S. Department of Energy. Local wage data for HVAC technicians from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

    TYPICAL 2026 PRICES

    Typical HVAC Costs in Las Vegas for 2026

    These are the ranges the calculator uses. They are typical market ranges for Las Vegas, not a quote, and they help you check whether a price you were given is in the normal range.

    AC repair

    $150 to $650

    Most common AC repairs land here. A capacitor is typically $175 to $400. A compressor is the expensive one at $1,400 to $3,500.

    New AC system

    $6,500 to $16,500

    A full central AC replacement, installed, from a 2 ton standard unit up to a 5 ton high efficiency system.

    Furnace and AC

    $9,000 to $20,500

    Replacing both at once. The AC range plus a gas furnace at about $2,500 to $4,000 when installed together.

    Furnace replacement

    $3,500 to $8,000

    A gas furnace on its own, installed. A standard 80% AFUE furnace is about $3,500 to $6,000. A 90% AFUE and up model is about $5,000 to $8,000.

    Heat pump

    $7,500 to $16,500

    Cooling and heating in one system. In mild Las Vegas winters a heat pump can replace an old AC and furnace together.

    Ductless mini split

    $3,000 to $6,500

    For the first zone, installed. A two zone system is about $4,500 to $8,500, and four zones about $9,000 to $15,000.

    Ranges are estimates, not final prices. Furnace efficiency explained by the U.S. Department of Energy.

    Got Questions? HVAC Cost Calculator Las Vegas FAQs

    Most HVAC repairs in Las Vegas run $150 to $650. A capacitor is typically $175 to $400 and a diagnostic visit is $79 to $89, often credited to the repair. Major repairs like a compressor run $1,400 to $3,500.

    A new central AC system typically runs $6,500 to $16,500 installed, depending on size and efficiency. Replacing a gas furnace at the same time adds about $2,500 to $4,000. A heat pump system typically runs $7,500 to $16,500.

    A gas furnace replacement in Las Vegas typically runs $3,500 to $8,000 installed. A standard 80% AFUE furnace is about $3,500 to $6,000. A 90% AFUE and up model with PVC venting is about $5,000 to $8,000.

    Multiply the age of the system by the repair cost. If the result is over $5,000, replacement deserves a look. A 15 year old AC with a $400 repair comes to $6,000. It is a rule of thumb, so ask the provider for the readings before you decide.

    Often about 4 ton, or 48,000 BTU, as a rough guide. Insulation, windows and sun exposure change the answer, so the right size comes from a load calculation done on site.

    Often it is close, and a heat pump also replaces your AC. Las Vegas winters are mild, which suits heat pumps. If your AC and furnace are both old, ask for a heat pump and an AC plus furnace priced side by side.

    Typically $3,000 to $6,500 for the first zone in Las Vegas, about $4,500 to $8,500 for two zones and $9,000 to $15,000 for four zones.

    It gives you a fair range based on typical 2026 Las Vegas prices. It is an estimate, not a final price. The exact price is set by the independent provider after inspecting your system, so confirm it before any work starts.

    The federal 25C energy efficient home improvement credit ended for equipment installed after December 31, 2025. Check the IRS website and NV Energy for any current programs before you buy.

    Usually yes. Evening, weekend and holiday calls often add about $150 to $350 in Las Vegas. The calculator adds this when you pick that option, so you see it up front.

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