How this number is built
We start from a 2026 national baseline for HVAC replacement and apply a Oregon cost factor of 1.07, which reflects local labour, permitting and material costs. That puts Oregon 7% above the national average — ranked #41 of 51 from cheapest to most expensive.
That covers a full replacement — typically a 3–4 ton heat pump or AC-and-furnace pairing — installed and hauled away, before utility rebates. In Oregon, where electricity is 14.6¢/kWh, efficiency rating changes running cost more than most people expect.
What moves the price
- System size (tonnage) for your square footage
- Efficiency rating (SEER2)
- Ductwork condition and any modifications
- Heat pump vs traditional AC and furnace
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Modeled estimate, not a quote. Figures come from 2026 national baselines adjusted for Oregon; your installer sets the real price after seeing the property.