Fair prices · DIY repair guides

Know the fair price before you call a pro.

Itemized, market-checked prices for water heater, AC, furnace, heat pump and sump pump replacement, plus step-by-step guides for the fixes you can do yourself. No sign-up, no sales calls.

Cutaway diagram of a gas tank water heater showing the inlet, outlet, dip tube, anode rod, T&P valve, gas control, thermocouple, burner, flue and drain valveCold water inletDip tubeGas control valveThermocoupleDrain valveHot water outletFlue / ventT&P relief valveAnode rodDischarge pipe

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Replacement costs, explained

How to use these prices

  1. Check the fair price. Pick your job above. Each price is all-in (equipment, labor, haul-away) and sits within what homeowners actually pay.
  2. Get 2–3 itemized quotes. Ask each pro to list the equipment, labor, permit and any code upgrades separately.
  3. Compare line by line. Quotes in the typical range are fair. Ask about anything well above it. How we set prices

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Fix it yourself? Start here

Not every problem needs a new unit. Our step-by-step guides show you how to do common water heater repairs yourself, and when to call a pro.

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