Free HVAC Estimate Generator

Generate HVAC estimates with line items for AC units, furnaces, ductwork, and installation. Create professional PDF estimates for heating and cooling projects.

  • 16 pre-built hvac line items
  • Professional PDF in under 5 minutes
  • 100% free — no signup required
Create HVAC Estimate

Your Company Name

123 Main St

Estimate

HVAC Line Items

AC unitper each
Furnaceper each
Ductworkper linear ft
Thermostatper each

+ 12 more items →

Total$X,XXX.XX
16 pre-built line items
Instant PDF download
Under 5 minutes to complete

Everything You Need to Estimate HVAC Jobs

Built for contractors who want professional estimates without the learning curve

HVAC Line Items

Pre-built items for AC units, furnaces, heat pumps, ductwork, thermostats, and refrigerant lines — organized by equipment, labor, and permits.

Equipment Specs

Document brand, model, tonnage, and SEER/AFUE ratings so customers can research and compare units.

Ductwork Breakdown

Separate line items for new duct runs, modifications, and insulation so duct costs don't get buried in the total.

Load Calc Reference

Add a Manual J load calculation reference to prove the system is properly sized for the home.

Commissioning Line

Include start-up, airflow balancing, and thermostat programming as a visible line item — not an afterthought.

Warranty Documentation

Show manufacturer warranty and workmanship guarantee terms side by side on the estimate.

How to Create Your HVAC Estimate

Three steps. Under five minutes. No account needed.

Step 1:

Select hvac to load pre-built line items

Step 2:

Add quantities, prices, and company details

Step 3:

Professional estimate ready to send

What's Included: HVAC Line Items

Pre-loaded line items so you don't start from scratch. Customize everything in the generator.

Materials

  • AC unit
  • Furnace
  • Ductwork
  • Thermostat

+ 7 more

Labor

  • Installation labor
  • Ductwork labor
  • Start-up / commissioning

Other

  • Permit
  • Equipment rental (crane for rooftop units)

Create your hvac estimate now

All 16 line items pre-loaded. Fill in your prices, download as PDF.

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Who Uses This

Built for hvac contractors and businesses of every size

System Replacements

Build estimates for full AC and furnace replacements with equipment specs, duct mods, and electrical requirements.

New Construction

Create HVAC bids for builders with per-ton pricing, duct layouts, and multi-zone system options.

Heat Pump Conversions

Price out gas-to-heat-pump conversions including equipment, electrical upgrades, and duct modifications.

Ductwork Replacements

Estimate standalone duct replacement or sealing projects with per-run material and labor costs.

Mini-Split Installs

Generate estimates for ductless mini-split systems with per-head pricing and refrigerant line runs.

Commercial Rooftop Units

Bid rooftop unit replacements for small commercial buildings including crane rental and curb adapters.

Common Questions

How do I estimate HVAC costs?+

Start with a load calculation to determine the right equipment size. Price the equipment (AC, furnace, or heat pump), add ductwork materials and labor, include the thermostat and accessories, and factor in permits and start-up. A full residential HVAC replacement typically costs $5,000-$15,000+ depending on system type and home size.

What markup should I charge for HVAC work?+

HVAC contractors typically mark up 35-55% on labor and 20-30% on equipment. Equipment margins are lower due to the high base cost. Your total project margin should target 30-40% gross profit to cover overhead, warranty service, and business expenses.

What should an HVAC estimate include?+

Include equipment specifications (brand, model, tonnage, SEER/AFUE ratings), ductwork scope, thermostat, permits, load calculation reference, labor breakdown, manufacturer and workmanship warranty terms, start-up/commissioning, and any electrical work required for the installation.

Should I include a load calculation in my HVAC estimate?+

Yes. A Manual J load calculation determines the correct equipment size and demonstrates professionalism. It protects you from liability if a customer complains about comfort or efficiency. Many jurisdictions require it for permit approval.

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