What things actually cost
Straight answers on price
Flat-rate pricing, quoted in writing before any work starts. Here's what common repairs actually run in the Tucson area.
How our pricing works
Every repair is priced flat — one written number for the whole fix, parts and labor, before work starts. Not an hourly meter running while someone hunts for the problem.
The diagnostic visit is $89 for residential ($129 commercial). That covers the actual testing: we find the real cause, then hand you the repair price in writing. You decide before anything happens.
What a flat-rate price actually includes
A repair price on this page is never just the part. It's the part, a licensed technician, a truck stocked so the fix usually happens in one visit, full testing after the repair to confirm the system actually runs right — and a one-year parts and labor warranty on the work (Home Wellness Club members extend that further).
That's also why comparing our price to the part's price online misses the point: the part is the cheapest piece of a repair done right.
And repairs sit on a curve: when a fix is really just money toward a system that's already gone, we say that in writing too, and you decide.
Common repairs and what they run
Real numbers from our own price book. Your exact price is always confirmed in writing after diagnosis — these are the typical ranges.
| Service | Typical price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnostic visit (residential) | $89 | Full testing to find the real cause, findings in writing |
| Toilet flapper replacement | $125 | Part, labor, and a flush-test before we leave |
| Water heater flush (tanked) | $129 | Full drain-down, sediment flush, operation check |
| Condensate drain line clear & flush | about $135 | Obstruction cleared, line flushed and flow-tested |
| Furnace flame sensor replacement | about $150 | Part, labor, full ignition-sequence check |
| Tankless water heater descale | $175 | Descaling flush, operation check |
| Threaded hose bib installation | about $185 | New bib installed, pressure-checked for leaks |
| Toilet fill valve replacement | $189 | Part, labor, tank tested — the $349 full rebuild is often better value |
| AC capacitor replacement | $210–$250 | Part matched to spec, installed, system verified running right |
| AC contactor replacement | $300–$375 | Part, labor, and function check under load |
| Complete toilet rebuild | $349 | Flapper, fill valve, flush valve, and tank-to-bowl gasket — all of it |
| Condenser fan motor | $700–$900 | High-heat-rated motor and matched capacitor, installed, amp-tested, one-year parts & labor warranty |
What about replacements and installs?
System replacements aren't a table row — the honest price depends on your home, your ductwork, and the equipment that actually fits. That's why we measure first and run a heat-load calculation instead of quoting off a phone call.
Want a real ballpark right now? The instant estimator gives you a range for your home in about a minute, no phone call required. Financing runs $500 to $65,000 through our two lending partners — see financing options.
The Home Wellness Club math
The Home Wellness Club is $195 a year: both seasonal HVAC check-ups plus a plumbing inspection, priority scheduling, and 20% off repairs.
The honest break-even: at 20% off, any repair over $975 covers the membership by itself. One capacitor call doesn't get you there — one real repair does, and the check-ups are how problems get caught while they're still small.
Want the number for your repair?
Call 520-655-8551 or book online — the diagnostic visit is $89, and every repair is priced in writing before it happens.
