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Maintenance plans & pricing

Three plans. One honest price list.

Maintenance plan from $19/mo. Flat-rate service pricing on the parts you're most likely to need. Financing through GoodLeap from $99/mo on installs. And a callout for the stuff we're transparent about not including.

PeakCare plans

Pick the plan that matches your house.

We don't try to upsell you into a tier you don't need. Single furnace? Standard. Heat pump + backup furnace, or two separate AC zones? Family. Whole-home including the water heater and ductwork? Total Care.

Standard

$19/mo

Best for single-system households (heat pump OR furnace). Two visits a year, priority dispatch, 10% off repairs.

  • 1 spring AC or heat pump tune-up
  • 1 fall furnace tune-up
  • Priority dispatch (front of the schedule)
  • 10% off any flat-rate repair
  • Waived $89 diagnostic fee on plan members
  • Filter delivery (you specify size and MERV)
Sign up for Standard
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Family

$34/mo

Best for dual-system households (heat pump + backup furnace, or two separate AC zones). Same visits, broader coverage, 15% off.

  • Up to 2 separate HVAC systems covered
  • 2 spring + 2 fall tune-ups (one per system)
  • Priority emergency dispatch (24/7 line)
  • 15% off any flat-rate repair
  • Waived $89 diagnostic fee
  • Filter delivery for all covered systems
  • Free dryer-vent inspection annually
Sign up for Family

Total Care

$49/mo

Best for whole-home coverage including water heater + ductwork. Inspections, repairs, and a 20% labor discount.

  • Everything in Family plan
  • Water heater annual flush + anode rod check
  • Annual duct-leak test (BPI-certified)
  • 20% off any flat-rate repair
  • Free indoor air quality assessment
  • Loaner-unit during multi-day outages
  • 1-hour emergency response guarantee in Seattle and Bellevue
Sign up for Total Care

Flat-rate service

The price list we hand the tech.

The same price book that rides in the cab of every truck. The tech shows it to you on-site before any work begins. No time-and-materials billing, no surprises.

Diagnostic visit (waived if you authorize repair)
$89
Capacitor replacementMost common part failure. Often a same-visit fix.
$185
Contactor replacement
$210
Hot surface ignitor
$245
Flame sensor cleaning / replacement
$165
Blower motor (ECM, including labor)Variable-speed ECM motors run higher than PSC.
from $425
Refrigerant recharge (R-410A, per lb)Leak source must be identified and fixed first.
from $295
Refrigerant leak detection (UV dye + electronic)
$185
Compressor replacement (under warranty)
$650 labor
Compressor replacement (out of warranty)
from $2,200
Condensate pump (new, including labor)
$285
Thermostat (smart, including labor)
from $325
Annual tune-up (one system)Free for maintenance-plan members.
$149
Duct cleaning (1,500–2,500 sq ft home)
from $485
MERV-13 media filter upgrade (5" housing)
from $385

Financing & rebates

Financing through GoodLeap.

Most homeowners spread the cost of a whole-home heat pump install over 60 or 120 months at a fixed rate. We file the PSE rebate ($1,500–$2,400) and the federal tax credit ($2,000) paperwork in-house, so the effective monthly payment usually drops below the bill you're already paying for heating and cooling.

From

$99/mo

Whole-home heat pump install · GoodLeap 120-mo fixed

What's NOT included

Honesty band

The stuff every other HVAC site buries in the fine print.

We'd rather lose a bid because of these line items than have you find out about them at the door. Six things our pricing does NOT include and how we handle each one.

Frequently asked

Pricing questions homeowners ask.

Are these prices firm?
The flat-rate part costs are firm — that's the whole point of flat-rate pricing. The diagnostic and labor lines reflect the typical job; unusual access (crawlspace under 24", attic with no flooring) gets a labor adder quoted before the work starts.
Do you price-match competitors?
On equipment yes, on labor no. Our flat-rate pricing assumes a NATE-certified tech with parts in the truck — racing a guy charging $60/hr to the bottom isn't a fight we win. We'd rather lose those bids honestly.
Why charge $89 for a diagnostic?
It funds the truck roll. Most companies that 'waive' the diagnostic charge it back somewhere else in the repair. We disclose it, then waive it if you authorize the repair — most of our repair calls end up with $0 diagnostic charge.
Can I cancel my maintenance plan?
Yes, any time, no fee. We'll pro-rate the remaining months if you've prepaid annually. If you cancel mid-year and have already used a tune-up visit, the visit charge ($149 list) is deducted from the refund.

More from NorthPeak

The pages homeowners read before they book.

Locations, pricing, case-study receipts, and the FAQ. The four sections that get visited the most after the home page.

Service area

Locations

Seven Puget Sound cities. Response times, climate notes, the truck route.

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Maintenance & service

Pricing

Three maintenance plan tiers + the full flat-rate price list + GoodLeap financing.

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Project gallery

Case studies

Seven recent installs with equipment, timeline, and warranty receipts.

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Frequently asked

FAQ

Honest answers — heat pump vs furnace, SEER ratings, install timelines.

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Same-day service available

Sign up for PeakCare today.

Maintenance plan members get priority dispatch, waived diagnostic fees, and 10–20% off any repair. Pays for itself in one capacitor replacement.

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