HVAC cost · Georgia
What a new HVAC system costsin Georgia
From 9 real quotes that homeowners in Georgia received. Not a calculator, not an estimate.
The short answer
Middle price$12,500
The middle quote for a full system (a furnace or air handler plus the outdoor unit) in Georgia was $12,500, across 9 real quotes. Half of them fell between $11,800 and $13,000; the full range ran from $10,200 to $25,981.
That is 14% below the middle of all 209 full-system quotes in the database ($14,600).
Price per ton
Dividing each price by the system's size lets a big house and a small one be compared. The middle Georgia quote came to $3,825 per ton of cooling, across 9 quotes that state a size, and the middle system was 4 tons.
Brands on these quotes
The name on the outdoor unit, and how many of the 9 Georgia full-system quotes carried it. A count, not a ranking: too few quotes per brand to price them separately here. The price index compares brands across every state.
- Rheem 3
- American Standard 2
- Carrier 1
- Lennox 1
- RunTru 1
- Trane 1
Before you sign a quote in Georgia
- Ask for the load calculation. The size should come from a room-by-room calculation (called a Manual J), not the size of the old unit.
- Ask what's included. Equipment, labor, permit, removal of the old unit and the startup readings, each named. Six questions worth asking.
- Ask about the permit. Most towns require one for a replacement, not only a first install. Why it matters.
- Read the model numbers. They say what you are actually being sold. How to read them.
Holding a quote now? The Quote X-Ray reads it line by line and sets it against these quotes, for free. Or see every Georgia quote in the database.
How to read these numbers
- These are quotes, what a contractor proposed, not final invoices. Scope varies: some include ductwork, a thermostat or a permit and some don't.
- The middle price is the median: half the quotes were lower and half higher. It moves less than an average when one quote is unusually high.
- 9 quotes is a real sample, not a survey of the state. Prices differ across a state, and one city can sit well above or below this.
- The quotes are dated from November 2025 to September 2026. The page updates as new quotes arrive.
Other states
- California · $13,751 · 31 quotes
- New Jersey · $13,900 · 29 quotes
- New York · $10,900 · 17 quotes
- Pennsylvania · $15,166 · 16 quotes
- Virginia · $15,100 · 13 quotes
- Minnesota · $17,450 · 12 quotes
- Texas · $17,270 · 9 quotes
- Colorado · $13,206 · 8 quotes
- Massachusetts · $21,100 · 8 quotes
- Washington · $15,575 · 6 quotes
- Nevada · $12,875 · 5 quotes
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