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Furnace Repair questions, answered by experts

Servicing includes cleaning filters and coils, checking coolant levels, and inspecting electrical connections.

It is usually worth it to repair your HVAC system instead of replacing it. However, one exception is if your system is reaching the end of its life—usually 15 to 25 years. Otherwise, repairs will cost an average of $350, and a full HVAC replacement would total $7,500 in most cases, or between $5,000 and $22,000, depending on the type of system. A reputable HVAC repair company can inspect your system and let you know if replacing it would be more cost-effective.

If you have a fresh air intake as part of your HVAC system, the interior vents should be near your furnace or other gas appliances inside your home. From the outside of your property, your HVAC fresh air intake location is usually near the ground (although it may also be higher up, like on the roof or attic).

There are several reasons why your furnace filter might get dirty quickly. For example, if you run your furnace often, more air—and therefore, more contaminants—will flow through the system and clog your filter. Having pets is another reason that your filter accumulates dirt quickly. Also, thinner filters will get dirty faster than thicker ones.

According to HomeAdvisor, cleaning AC coils costs most people $100 to $400. Cleaning costs less when you wrap it into your annual service visit or have your coils cleaned at the same time as your ducts. Duct cleaning, a service that includes cleaning the evaporator coil located in your indoor unit, costs $250 to $500.

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