HVAC Replacement Cost in Beaverton, OR (2026)

Updated October 2026 · Beaverton, OR · index 1.17

Average cost in Beaverton$12,200$8,350 – $16,100$2,786 – $5,373 per ton
Priced for: A 3-ton system, central AC + gas furnaceSplit: 32% labor · 65% materials · $270 permit
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How much does a new HVAC system cost in Beaverton? For a 3-ton system with central AC + gas furnace, homeowners in Beaverton, OR pay about $12,200 on average, and most quotes land between $8,350 and $16,100 — $2,786 to $5,373 per ton. The price covers removing the old system, the new outdoor and indoor equipment, a new line set, electrical and condensate connections, the thermostat, the permit, start-up and commissioning.

The HVAC replacement price in Beaverton runs 17% above the U.S. average: construction labor in the Beaverton area runs 26% above the national mean, materials 2% above. The same job averages $10,500 nationally and about $11,500 at the Oregon statewide index.

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Estimated cost in Beaverton$12,200$8,350 – $16,100$4,079 per ton · 32% laborGet exact quotes from local pros

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HVAC replacement price in Beaverton by system type

What a 3-ton system costs in Beaverton with each system type, installed:

OptionAverage · range
Central AC + gas furnacesplit AC, matched coil and an 80,000 BTU furnace$4,079 per ton$12,200$8,350 – $16,100
Heat pump + air handlerall-electric split heat pump, no furnace$3,782 per ton$11,300$7,650 – $15,100
Cold-climate heat pump + air handlervariable-speed heat pump rated for deep winter$4,324 per ton$13,000$8,750 – $17,200

The least expensive option in Beaverton is heat pump + air handler, at about $11,300; cold-climate heat pump + air handler averages $13,000, 1.1 times as much.

Cost to replace an HVAC system in Beaverton by size

With central AC + gas furnace, priced for Beaverton, OR:

SizeAverage · range
A 2-ton system$5,307 per ton$10,600$7,250 – $14,000
A 3-ton system$4,079 per ton$12,200$8,350 – $16,100
A 4-ton system$3,465 per ton$13,900$9,450 – $18,300

Some costs stay the same whatever the size — load calculation and equipment sizing, mechanical permit and inspection, old system removed, refrigerant recovered — so a bigger job costs less per unit: $3,465 per ton for a 4-ton system against $5,307 for a 2-ton system.

What an HVAC replacement in Beaverton includes

Line by line, the $12,200 average for a 3-ton system breaks down like this: 32% labor, 65% materials and equipment, and $270 in permit fees passed through at cost.

LineLow – high
Load calculation and equipment sizing$90 – $270
Mechanical permit and inspection$150 – $400
Old system removed, refrigerant recovered$400 – $710
Gas furnace (about 80,000 BTU)$1,800 – $3,200
Outdoor unit, set on a new pad$2,650 – $5,000
Matched indoor coil$1,150 – $2,500
New refrigerant line set (25 ft)$450 – $710
Disconnect, whip and thermostat wire$240 – $400
Condensate drain and safety switch$130 – $310
Gas connection and furnace venting$370 – $690
Plenums and transitions to the ducts$310 – $710
Programmable or smart thermostat$270 – $490
Evacuation and refrigerant charge$130 – $270
Start-up and commissioning$130 – $310
Warranty registration and walk-through$70 – $160

Each line is the price book's U.S. rate for that step, scaled by 0.76 to the installed price published sources give for the whole job (see how these prices are built), times Beaverton's index of 1.17; permit fees are not scaled.

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What affects HVAC replacement prices in Beaverton

Labor and materials in Beaverton

Construction wages in the Beaverton metro run 26% above the U.S. mean (BLS, May 2025), and specialty-contractor pay in the city's county moves that up by 1%, to 26% above the national mean. Materials in the area's ZIP codes price 2% above the national average. Together they give Beaverton a construction cost index of 1.17.

Where Beaverton sits in Oregon

Beaverton is the 2nd most expensive of the 7 Oregon cities in our index, against a statewide index of 1.10. Portland is the dearest at 1.21; Eugene is the least expensive at 1.03.

Against the rest of the country

Of the 306 U.S. cities in JobFlex's index, Beaverton ranks 43rd from the most expensive. The job that averages $12,200 here averages $10,500 at the national rate.

Climate a system is sized for in Oregon

Contractors size equipment for the local design temperatures. Across Oregon's counties the median is about 91°F on a hot summer day and 19°F on a cold winter night (ENERGY STAR county table), and your county can differ. A standard heat pump handles most winters here; a furnace or a cold-climate model covers the coldest nights.

Sales tax in Oregon

Oregon has no state sales tax. Prices on this page are before any tax.

What a Beaverton contractor will ask before quoting

  • Job type — new construction, replacement or upgrade — and the evidence for it
  • Heating and cooling load for this house (not the old nameplate), tonnage, fuel and refrigerant
  • Ducts, line set, circuit, gas line and flue: keep, fix or replace, each with its reason
  • Water heater in scope, and whether it shared the old flue
  • Panel main amps, free slots and the new equipment's MCA
  • Permits, tests and incentives that apply in this state

HVAC replacement cost in other Oregon cities

A 3-ton system with central AC + gas furnace averages $12,200 in Beaverton; $12,600 in Portland, $11,900 in Lake Oswego, $11,000 in Salem.

CityAverage · range
Portland, OR3% more$12,600$8,650 – $16,700
Lake Oswego, OR3% less$11,900$8,150 – $15,700
Salem, OR10% less$11,000$7,500 – $14,500
Eugene, OR12% less$10,800$7,400 – $14,200
Bend, OR12% less$10,800$7,400 – $14,200
Medford, OR12% less$10,800$7,400 – $14,200

HVAC replacement price in Beaverton: questions

How much does a new HVAC system cost in Beaverton, OR?

About $12,200 for a 3-ton system with central AC + gas furnace, and most Beaverton quotes fall between $8,350 and $16,100. That is 17% above the U.S. average, where the same job averages $10,500.

What is the HVAC price per ton in Beaverton?

$2,786 to $5,373 per ton, about $4,079 on average with central AC + gas furnace. Smaller jobs cost more per unit, because the fixed costs are spread over less.

How much is a 4-ton system in Beaverton?

$9,450 to $18,300, about $13,900 on average, with central AC + gas furnace — $3,465 per ton.

Do you need a permit for HVAC replacement in Beaverton?

Yes — installing HVAC or fuel-burning equipment needs a permit nearly everywhere, Beaverton included. The prices on this page carry $150–$400 for the permit and inspection.

Does the price include sales tax in Oregon?

No tax is included, and Oregon has no state sales tax.

What size HVAC system does a house in Beaverton need?

It is worked out with a Manual J load calculation for the house — included in the prices above — not from square footage alone. Here it is run against design temperatures of about 91°F in summer and 19°F in winter (the Oregon median).

How these prices are built

Every price on this page comes from JobFlex's contractor price book: what a homeowner pays a licensed contractor for each step of the job, as a U.S. national average per unit, with the contractor's overhead and profit included and sales tax left out. The HVAC replacement is priced step by step, then multiplied by Beaverton's construction cost index of 1.17.

Where the price book's steps for an option add up to more than 20% over the installed price a published source gives for the whole job, every step but a permit fee is scaled down to the middle of that range: central AC + gas furnace × 0.76 (HomeCostCalcs 2026: $7,000–$14,000); heat pump + air handler × 0.76, following central AC + gas furnace; cold-climate heat pump + air handler × 0.76, following central AC + gas furnace.

The index weighs local construction wages (BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025) at 60% and the area's material prices (Craftsman ZIP-area factors) at 40%. Published indices for Beaverton, each on its own base: Craftsman 1.13. Treat any city figure as about ±5%; a contractor's quote for your house is the number to plan with.

Contractors in Beaverton build quotes like these with JobFlex's HVAC estimator.

  • HomeCostCalcs 2026: furnace + AC replacement $7,000-$14,000 standard, $10,000-$20,000 high efficiency
  • Today's Homeowner 2025: complete HVAC system install $5,000-$12,500