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Your budget price range for replacing your heat pump air handler and outdoor unit is between $15,000 and $30,000.
The biggest factor in price is size and the unit efficiency, large homes with higher efficient systems will easily be over $20,000.
Other factors that affect price are: unit location (distance between air handler and outdoor unit, and electrical panel); indoor air handler access and condensate system; electrical requirements to the outdoor unit; extended warranty; and proper ducting to ensure warm/cool air gets to where it needs to be.

Your budget price range for adding an air conditioner to your gas/propane furnace is between $14,000 and $25,000. If you replace an existing air conditioning system and have electrical wiring in place, it could be less. If you upgrade to adding a new heat pump to the gas/propane furnace it could go up to $30,000.
The biggest factor in price is size and the unit efficiency, large homes with higher efficient systems will easily be over $20,000.
Other factors that affect price are: unit location (distance from furnace and electrical panel); indoor coil access and condensate system; electrical requirements to the outdoor unit; if the gas/propane furnace needs replacing also; extended warranty; and proper ducting to ensure cool air gets to where it needs to be.

Your budget price range should start at $9,000 for a single zone, and the upper end can reach $50,000 or more with multiple unit systems.
The biggest factor in price is size, unit efficiency, and number of indoor heads and outdoor units (up to five heads per outdoor unit).
Other factors that affect price are: unit locations (distance of heads to outdoor unit, and electrical panel); electrical requirements to the outdoor unit; extended warranty; condensate system (if on interior wall will need pumps, but gravity is fine on external walls).

Your budget price range for replacing your gas/propane furnace is between $6,000 and $12,000.
The biggest factor in price is blower & burner stages. Single stage units are relatively inexpensive and variable speed units can get much more expensive.
Other factors that affect price are: indoor air quality requirements (electronic vs. paper filters); venting replacement; supply and return air ductwork; and extended warranty.

Your budget price range for replacing your gas/propane furnace is between $7,000 and $15,000.
See above for factors affecting price and add to that condensate system requirements.

Adding a sub-panel to an existing main panel is around $3,000. The farther from the main panel the more expensive.
Replacing a 200-amp main panel is about $6,000 if there is no amperage increase.
Increasing panel amperage will start at $8,000 depending on the amperage increase and location of new panel. Costs with your utility will apply also.

A basic electrical disconnect, where you connect your own generator to the main panel, will start at $1,500.
A 7-9 KW generator that keeps your refrigerator, furnace and master bedroom going will start at $15,000. Factors that can affect price: Amperage needed, distance from panel, size of generator, automatic transfer switch (ATS).
A whole home generator (KW varies) should have a $25,000 budget minimum, with the above factors included here. The biggest difference is the size of the generator.