My 2005 Lennox heat exchanger has a small hole in it and needs to be replaced, the part is under warranty but the labor to install is not covered, I was quoted 983.00 . I was told by the service technician that the job would take four hours and then told by the scheduler that it would require two technicians and that 983.00 would be correct. Is this a fair price, it seems extremely high to me, Your input please.
The time and labor sound about right, its not usually an easy job.
That depends on where you live and the current labor rates of the company. You should get more than one quote on this. The price you stated comes out to approx. $122.50 hour per man.It is possile they are using a flat rate pricing guide which many companies are using now. You can go to
Getting the right tech to work on your furnace is a big deal. You should get a carbon monoxide tester while you're at it.
StanHVAC1 is right...compare pricing. Research the contractor too, and don't just trust online reviews. See if they have NATE certification, etc. Another site to check is
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