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Financing built around real Phoenix budgets.

Replacement systems are real money. We make the financial side as honest as the diagnosis side — financing, price-match, free estimates, and SRP Cool Cash rebate paperwork handled for you.

What we offer

Four ways we lower the bill before the install begins.

Financing through Hearth

Approved-credit installs from $0 down. Apply with Hearth in about 60 seconds.

Price-match guarantee

Bring us a written quote on equivalent equipment — we'll meet it.

Senior & military discount

Thank-you pricing for seniors and active/retired military. Mention it when you call.

Free estimates

Replacement quotes, IAQ assessments, and second opinions are on the house.

How it works

Three steps, no surprises.

1. Free in-home assessment

Raul or one of his senior techs measures the house, the load, and the ductwork — not just the unit on the roof.

2. Right-sized system + financing path

We quote the system that fits your home (and budget), then walk through the financing options before any work starts.

3. Install + SRP rebate filing

Install day is precise and clean. We file your SRP Cool Cash rebate paperwork so the savings actually land.

Rebates & incentives

We file your SRP Cool Cash paperwork so you don’t have to.

SRP customers may qualify for up to $1,125 in Cool Cash rebates on qualifying high-efficiency AC, heat pumps, and mini-splits (typically SEER2 15.2 or higher), with up to $225 per ton more for variable-capacity systems — installed by April 30, 2027. Income-qualified households may also tap federal heat-pump incentives worth up to $8,000 for income-qualified households (HEAR / Efficiency Arizona). We handle the paperwork as part of the install.

Paperwork filed in-house — no third-party broker.

SRP

Cool Cash rebate

Federal

Heat-pump credit

Apply now

See if you qualify — about 60 seconds.

Apply with Hearth, our lending partner, and see real terms in under a minute — no credit-score hit for the pre-qual.

Pricing transparency

What should HVAC cost in Phoenix?

Most single-system AC replacements for a typical Phoenix home run $7,000–$10,000 installed; premium variable-speed systems run higher. Tune-ups are $79–$150. These are typical ranges, not a quote — the only honest way to a real number is a free in-home look.

What are you pricing?

Roughly how big is your home?

What moves the number

  • System size (tonnage) for your square footage
  • Efficiency (SEER2 rating) you choose
  • Ductwork condition and any repairs needed
  • Single-stage vs two-stage equipment
Typical range — not a quote

AC / heat pump replacement

$7,750$9,250

A complete single-system swap (condenser + coil/air handler) for a typical Phoenix home. Bigger homes and higher-efficiency equipment land toward the top of the range.

No commission. No surprise pricing.

Our techs aren’t paid on commission, so you get the fix you need — not the upsell. You see a clear, flat price before any work starts.

Replacing? See $0-down financing & SRP rebates →

Rebates & incentives

SRP & federal incentives — see what you qualify for

SRP offers Cool Cash (up to $1,125, $225/ton for variable systems, by April 30, 2027), and the income-qualified federal HEAR rebate can stack on top. Pick your utility and equipment for the honest picture. We will assist with the necessary paperwork.

Who's your electric utility?

What are you installing?

SRP Cool Cash

Likely available

Up to $1,125 — plus $225 per ton for variable-capacity

SRP customers can earn Cool Cash on qualifying high-efficiency AC, heat pumps, and mini-splits (generally SEER2 15.2 or higher), with up to $225/ton more for variable-capacity systems — installed by April 30, 2027. We file the paperwork for you.

View the SRP Cool Cash rebate program

Federal 25C tax credit

Not available

Ended December 31, 2025

The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) ended for equipment placed in service after December 31, 2025. If your system was installed by that date you may still claim it on your 2025 return (IRS Form 5695) — confirm with your tax professional.

Federal HEAR rebate (income-qualified)

Worth checking

Up to $8,000 toward a heat pump

The Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates (HEAR) program offers up to $8,000 toward a qualifying heat pump for income-qualified Arizona households, available through September 30, 2031. Eligibility is based on your area median income — we'll help you check.

Learn about the HEAR Program

We file the SRP paperwork for you

This isn’t tax advice — confirm HEAR (and any legacy 25C claim) specifics with your tax professional. Program amounts and dates can change; see full financing & rebate details.

Pricing & rebate FAQs

Honest answers on cost & savings

How much does a new AC cost in Phoenix?

Most single-system AC or heat-pump replacements for a typical Phoenix home run about $7,000 to $10,000 installed. Premium variable-speed systems run higher — around $12,300 and up. Your exact price depends on system size, efficiency (SEER2), and ductwork, so these are typical ranges, not a quote. RM III gives free in-home estimates and a free second opinion with honest, no-commission pricing.

How much is an AC tune-up or common repair in Phoenix?

A seasonal AC tune-up typically runs about $79 to $150. Common repairs — like a run capacitor, contactor, or fan motor — usually fall between roughly $150 and $1,200 depending on the part and refrigerant; refrigerant leaks and compressor work run higher. RM III shows you the price before any work starts, with no commission-driven upsells.

Why won't HVAC companies give a price up front?

True replacement pricing depends on your home — system size, efficiency choice, and ductwork — so any honest number requires a quick look. What you should expect is transparency: a clear, written, flat price before work begins and no commission-based pressure. That's how RM III prices every job, and estimates are free.

What HVAC rebates can I get in Phoenix in 2026?

SRP customers can earn Cool Cash — up to $1,125, at $225 per ton for variable-capacity systems — on qualifying high-efficiency equipment (generally SEER2 15.2+) installed by April 30, 2027. Income-qualified households may add up to $8,000 toward a heat pump through the federal HEAR / Efficiency Arizona program. (The federal 25C tax credit ended December 31, 2025.) RM III files SRP paperwork for you.

Will RM III handle the rebate paperwork?

Yes. For SRP Cool Cash we file the rebate paperwork in-house as part of your install — no third-party broker. We'll also point you to the income-qualified federal HEAR / Efficiency Arizona program and what you need to claim it, so the savings actually land.