• Cost Guide
EIS Engineered Inspection Services

Cost Guide

(Price ranges for common repairs/replacements in the home)

Notice:  Obtain 2 or 3 estimates from reputable contractors – actual costs may vary.
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  • Electric service upgrade to 200 amps

$900 – $1,300

  • Install separate circuit for clothes dryer or air conditioner.

$150 – $250

  • Add GFCI protection to receptacle

$40 – $100 each

  • Upgrade interior wiring (old knob and tube)+ repairs for any unusual conditions

$1.25 – $3.00 per square foot

  • Correct double tap in panel box

$75 – $250

  • Correct exposed wiring in closet/garage

$100 – $300

  • Correct ungrounded receptacle

$50 – $100 each

  • Service heating or cooling system

$75 – $200

  • Install new gas furnace

$1,500 – $3,000

  • Install new hot water boiler

$2,500 – $4,000

  • Install new hot water boiler

$2,500 – $4,000

  • Install new air conditioning or heat pump compressor

$1,300 – $1,800

  • Install new heat pump or air conditioning complete

$3,000 – $5,000

  • Replace old window with new vinyl replacement

$300 – $600 each

  • Install storm windows

$80 – $150 each

  • Install sliding glass door

$1,000 – $1,900 each

  • Replace main entry door

$800 – $1,500 each

  • Sealcoat driveway

$0.15 – $0.30 per square ft.

  • Replace humidifier

$300 – $800

  • Install electronic air cleaner

$500 – $1,000

  • Clean indoor coil in AC or heat pump

$100 – $350

  • Install new electric water heater (50 gallon)

$400 – $700

  • Install new gas water heater

$350 – $600

  • Replace laundry sink

$200 – $400

  • Replace shower pan (includespatch and replace tile)

$900 – $1,500

  • Replace galvanized water pipes with copper tubing or plastic (average)

$2,000 – $4,000

  • Install new main water valve

$150 – $200

  • Install water pressure regulator

$200 – $300

  • Remove and re-set toilet, install new wax seal

$150 – $300

  • Snake plumbing drain

$150 – $300

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The cost ranges above are derived from nationally used repair cost guides and are designed for budget purposes only. The costs reflect prices in typical metropolitan areas. Your inspector recommends that you always consult a licensed qualified contractor for repair options and costs for major items as repair costs can vary widely dependant upon quality of materials used and economic conditions. The consultation should occur prior to settlement of the transaction.