How much does a furnace, heat pump or air conditioner replacement cost in Los Angeles?

By equipment

Equipment as stated on the permit. Many permits in Los Angeles do not state it; those rows are counted as "not stated". A range appears only behind 5 or more permits.

Declared value versus the price you will be quoted

The value on a permit is what the applicant declared the work to be worth when filing, and the permit fee is a percentage of it. It is routinely below the price the homeowner actually paid, and it is not an estimate for your home. It is useful as a floor and as a check: a quote far above the top of the range for your house type is worth a second bid, and a quote below the bottom is worth a question about what is being left out.

What moves the real price above the declared value: equipment size and efficiency tier, ductwork found undersized or leaking, an electrical panel or circuit upgrade for a heat pump, and the permit, inspection and duct-leakage test.

By month

Permits issued per month in the window, and the median declared value where five or more carry one.

The 2,000 most recent heating and cooling permits in Los Angeles, October 2, 2024 to October 2, 2026

One row per permit, newest first. The street links to that street's page; the permit number links to the city's record. House numbers are on the house pages, not here. 7,007 permits are in the window; the 2,000 most recent are listed here and every one appears on its street and house pages.