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| Heat Pump Repair Estimates* Replace Indoor Fan or Indoor Blower Motor or Furnace Blower motor, Residential 1/3 horsepower, 120 or 240 volt universal multispeed $350 and up 1/2 horsepower, 120 or 240 volt universal multispeed $375 and up 3/4 horsepower, 120 volt universal multispeed $425 and up If there are problems removing the blower wheel or fan from the motor then the price will go up with the possibility that the blower wheel will have to be replaced as well. Price includes new capacitor Replace Outdoor Fan Motor A/C or Heat Pump, Residential 1/4 Horsepower, 240 volt $350 and up This price assumes the fan comes off the motor shaft easily or at all. Price goes up if the fan blade has to be replaced. Most of the time, the blade comes off. This price also doesn’t reflect the lower speed higher efficiency or 2 speed fan motors which are usually OEM. This price doesn’t include capacitor which might add $30 to 50 to the total depending on size. Replace outside contactor relay $150 Replace compressor capacitor $150 Replace defrost circuit board $250 and up Replace reversing valve solenoid $200 Replace reversing valve $500 and up Replace compressor $900 and up Replace outdoor thermostatic expansion valve $350 and up Replace indoor thermostatic expansion valve $350 and up Repair Freon tubing leak $350 and up plus Freon Add Freon or Puron $30/lb Replace inside evaporator coil $600 and up Replace heat pump thermostat non programmable (Honeywell 2H/1C $200 Replace heat pump thermostat programmable (Honeywell 2H/1C) $225 *The prices listed here are the total cost including labor and diagnostic. It also includes a new capacitor. These prices are estimates only but are based upon my past history experiences of service repair calls. In the event equipment requires an OEM part or Original Equipment Manufacturer then the prices will be probably be higher because there will be a trip to the supply house. Whenever possible, we will use quality universal repair parts that are kept in stock on the truck and that keeps the cost down. |