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From K2's own job records

What 1,420 Long Island jobs taught us

Last updated Reviewed by Waseem Shahzad, Lead Technician

We pulled every completed job from our Housecall Pro records, 1,420 jobs across 151 Long Island towns from January 2022 to October 2026, and counted what actually breaks, when, and what it cost to fix. No customer details are included. Prices are what customers paid, before tax.

What breaks in each season on Long Island?

Summer brings the most calls, 37% of our repair visits, mostly clogged drains and water leaks, no-cooling calls and refrigerant problems. Winter is next at 26%, led by no-heat calls, furnace repairs and boiler service. Spring and fall are quieter, and water leaks show up in every season.

Repair calls by season, K2 job records 2022 to 2026
SeasonShare of repair callsTop 3 problems we see
Winter (Dec-Feb)26%No heat (26% of winter calls), furnace repair (16%), boiler service (13%)
Spring (Mar-May)17%Water leaks and drains (21%), boiler service (15%), no heat (13%)
Summer (Jun-Aug)37%Water leaks and drains (22%), no cooling (20%), refrigerant leak or recharge (16%)
Fall (Sep-Nov)20%Water leaks and drains (17%), no heat (16%), furnace repair and thermostats (14% each)

Based on 750 completed repair calls. Maintenance visits and installations are not counted here.

Which towns do we work in most?

Deer Park is home base and our busiest town, followed by Dix Hills and Huntington. Most of our work is within about 15 miles of our Deer Park shop, across 151 towns in western Suffolk and eastern Nassau.

Top 10 towns by completed jobs, K2 job records 2022 to 2026
TownCompleted jobs
Deer Park220
Dix Hills108
Huntington71
Hicksville50
Huntington Station50
Commack50
Melville44
Plainview44
Hauppauge38
East Northport34

We've started recording the age of every system we replace, and we'll publish average replacement age here once we have enough jobs to make it meaningful.

What do common HVAC repairs cost on Long Island?

Most repair visits we complete cost between $350 and $975. Cooling repairs run a little higher than heating repairs, mainly because refrigerant and capacitor work is part of many summer calls. The figures below are the typical middle range (25th to 75th percentile) of what customers paid.

What customers paid for common repairs, before tax
RepairJobs countedTypical rangeMedian
Cooling repair (all)161$299 – $980$550
Heating repair (all)176$180 – $933$450
Refrigerant leak search or recharge101$404 – $983$619
Capacitor replacement78$407 – $1,026$717
No-cooling call83$258 – $976$555
No-heat call91$253 – $917$461
Furnace repair68$250 – $774$442
Mini split repair39$435 – $741$530
Water leak or drain repair168$294 – $1,136$562
Thermostat work72$250 – $1,385$450
Maintenance visit (tune-up)299$250 – $750$400

Replacement price ranges

From our job records

Across 124 full system installs, the typical job cost $4,700 to $14,000, with a median of $8,125. Price depends mostly on system type, size and how much ductwork or piping changes.

What customers paid for system installs, before tax
System installedJobs countedMedian paidRange paid
All full system installs124$8,125$4,733 – $14,006 (middle 50%)
Furnace + AC together6$13,825$8,727 – $39,215
Central AC11$11,850$3,806 – $39,215
Ductless mini split8$8,291$2,950 – $26,077
Gas furnace6$4,422$3,820 – $11,850
Water heater5$3,237$2,599 – $14,000

Small sample sizes for some system types; the ranges include large multi-zone and commercial jobs. Use our cost guides for planning.

Planning ranges from our Cost Estimator

These are the planning ranges from our online Cost Estimator. They are estimates, not quotes.

Cost Estimator replacement planning ranges
System replacedLow endHigh endCost guide
Gas furnace$3,500$8,500Read the guide
Gas boiler$7,500$16,000Read the guide
Central air conditioning$5,800$13,500Read the guide
Heat pump$6,000$15,000Read the guide

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