What to know about furnace replacement in Washington
Cold winters in Washington put the focus on heating, so a high-efficiency furnace or a cold-climate heat pump is usually worth it.
What affects furnace replacement cost in Washington
Beyond the local market, the same factors that drive furnace replacement cost everywhere apply in Washington:
- Furnace type: electric, gas, or oil.
- Efficiency rating (AFUE).
- Furnace size for the home.
- Like-for-like versus new ducts or fuel conversion.
Furnace Replacement cost by furnace type in Washington
These figures are adjusted for Washington pricing (about 1.28x the national average), so they reflect what local homeowners actually pay.
| Furnace type | Typical cost in Washington | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electric | $2,700 to $7,150 | installed |
| Gas (mid-efficiency) | $3,850 to $10,200 | The baseline. |
| Gas (high-efficiency) | $5,000 to $13,300 | installed |
| Oil | $4,600 to $12,300 | installed |