How Much Does Furnace Replacement Cost?
Typical national range: $2,823–$6,897. Source: HomeAdvisor, updated June 17, 2026; last checked September 29, 2026.
Furnace replacement typically costs between $2,823 and $6,897 in the United States, according to HomeAdvisor's national cost guide (updated June 17, 2026). These are national figures, not Georgia prices and not a quote; a written estimate from a contractor who has seen the job is the only figure to plan on.
What moves the price
- Fuel type: gas, electric or oil
- Efficiency (AFUE) — high-efficiency units cost more to buy and may need new venting
- Size, and whether ductwork or the gas line must change
What to ask before you accept an estimate
- Is the furnace sized from a load calculation, not the old unit's label?
- Does the price include venting, permit and removal of the old unit?
- What are the parts and labour warranties?
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What it costs
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Frequently asked questions
Do Georgia contractors publish furnace replacement prices on Georgia Home Contractors?
No. Contractors quote you directly after you send a project request. The site collects no prices, which is why this page cites HomeAdvisor's national figures instead.