Free HVAC Estimate Template

    Create detailed HVAC estimates with equipment specifications, efficiency ratings, and installation costs. Templates for AC, furnaces, heat pumps, and ductwork.

    Typical range: $3,000 - $20,000+

    What's Included in Your Estimate

    Equipment specifications (model, tonnage, efficiency)
    Installation labor and materials
    Ductwork modifications if needed
    Electrical connections
    Thermostat installation
    Removal and disposal of old equipment
    Warranty documentation

    HVAC estimates require technical accuracy and clear equipment specifications. Our HVAC estimate template helps you create professional proposals that detail equipment models, efficiency ratings (SEER, AFUE), installation scope, and warranty terms. Help homeowners understand exactly what they're getting.

    Why Use a HVAC Estimate Template?

    HVAC equipment varies widely in price and efficiency. Homeowners need to understand the long-term value of higher-efficiency equipment. Our template includes energy savings calculations and clearly presents equipment specifications so clients can make informed decisions.

    How It Works

    1
    Select equipment type (AC, furnace, heat pump, etc.)
    2
    Specify system size and efficiency level
    3
    Add any ductwork or electrical requirements
    4
    Generate estimate with equipment specs and warranty

    Common Project Price Ranges

    Central AC Replacement

    $5,000 - $12,000

    Furnace Replacement

    $3,500 - $8,000

    Mini-Split Installation

    $3,000 - $8,000

    Complete HVAC System

    $10,000 - $20,000

    * Prices are national averages and may vary by region, materials selected, and project complexity.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I size HVAC equipment correctly?
    Proper sizing requires a Manual J load calculation considering home size, insulation, windows, and climate. Oversized equipment cycles too frequently; undersized can't keep up. Our template includes guidance on sizing.
    What SEER rating should I recommend?
    Minimum SEER is 14-15 in most regions. Higher SEER (16-21+) costs more upfront but saves on energy bills. Present options with estimated annual energy costs to help clients decide.

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