Furnace Replacement Cost, 80k 96% Gas
$3,045.38 / EA
Furnace replacement cost, 80k 96% gas costs about $3,045.38 each installed. This is a published starting point and varies by region and job.
RES-SEO-05 · MasterFormat 23 54 16 · EA
What’s in this rate
This unit is replacing one 80,000 BTU, 96 percent AFUE natural-gas furnace in an existing home, keeping the existing cooling coil. The technician removes the old furnace, sets the new one, reconnects gas at the existing location, runs a short 2-inch PVC intake and exhaust with a concentric sidewall termination, and starts it. It is priced each. A new air conditioner, a new coil, a longer vent run, and permits are separate units.
Includes
- 80,000 BTU, 96 percent AFUE, single-stage natural-gas furnace
- Remove the old furnace, set the new one, reconnect gas at the existing location, and start it
- Short 2-inch PVC vent: 10 feet of intake, 10 feet of exhaust, four elbows, and one concentric sidewall termination
Excludes
- Evaporator coil and outdoor air conditioner
- Vent runs longer than this short sidewall scope
- Chimney reline
- Duct changes
- Permits
- LP conversion kit
- Thermostat
Build-up
- HVAC Technician, 8 hr × $53.00
- $424.00
- Material and small tools
- $2,092.84
- Direct rate (labor, material, and tools)
- $2,516.84 / EA
- Overhead 10% of direct
- $251.68
- Fee 10% of (direct and overhead)
- $276.86
- Loaded rate
- $3,045.38 / EA
Worked extension: 1 EA × $3,045.38 = $3,045.38 loaded for 1 EA. Quantity is a worked extension.
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