Replacement and repair cost guides for every major home system — roof, HVAC, water heater, electrical, plumbing — by state and home size.
HomeScore helps homeowners organize maintenance, repairs and home records. It tracks repairs, replacement timing and ownership costs across 40+ home systems.
Use the range to prepare a budget and questions for a contractor. It is a planning estimate, not a quote for your home. Compare written estimates for the same equipment, labor, permits, removal and other included work; ask what explains a large price difference.
Equipment size, specifications, access, installation work, local labor and the scope included can change a quote. A low or high price alone does not establish quality. Ask each contractor to describe the work, materials, timing and price in writing.
Age helps you plan, but it does not diagnose condition. Consider symptoms, repair history, service records and an appropriate professional assessment. Keep an unknown installation date marked unknown while you look for records.
No. This guide does not promise a resale return or a property-value increase. Separate the work needed for safety or reliable operation from optional upgrades, and evaluate the cost and purpose of each decision for your own home.
Start with one major system you can identify. Save its known details, mark uncertain dates as unknown, and keep the relevant inspection finding, invoice or quote with the decision. A planning range is a starting point to refine with your home's evidence.
Planning guidance: FTC: choosing a contractor and comparing written estimates · ENERGY STAR: signs to consider when evaluating replacement
Start with one system and the details you can confirm. This public guide does not transfer your entries into the App.
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