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AC replacement is all we do, so you get a lower price, a faster install and a crew that does this every single day. See your real installed price and buy your new AC online today, with no salesman at your kitchen table.
By AC Rebel · Most installations within 48 hours · 10 year parts · 2 year labor
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3 ton split heat pump, installed
The quick answer
A 3 ton split heat pump is $6,995 installed for single-stage, $9,595 for two-stage, $11,495 for variable-speed and $14,095 for max efficiency. Each price includes the outdoor unit, the matched air handler, a new thermostat, installation and haul away. A two-story home with two systems prices each one separately. Dealer quotes in San Tan Valley for comparable equipment usually land between $12,000 and $16,000.
Prices from our live catalog · Updated October 2026
| Installed price, 3 ton | $6,995 to $14,095 |
|---|---|
| Electric utility | SRP (most neighborhoods) |
| Typical system size | 3 to 5 tons |
| Typical system age at replacement | Varies by neighborhood; see the guide below |
| Installation time | 6 to 8 hours per system |
| When it happens | Most installations within 48 hours of your order |
| Coverage | 10 yr parts · 2 yr labor · 1 yr free maintenance |
Buy online today
Answer a few questions about your system, compare single-stage, two-stage, variable-speed and max efficiency side by side, and order online whenever you’re ready. Your price includes the equipment, installation and haul away, so what you see is what you pay.
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AC replacement is all we do, so our crews install new systems day in and day out. You get a clean install, fewer surprises and a system that’s set up right the first time.
Fewer hands between the factory and your home means less markup in your price. No showroom, no commissioned salesperson, no dealer margin, so you keep the $3,000+ a traditional quote adds.
Your full installed price is right here online. No in-home pitch, no pressure, and no number that changes once the truck shows up.
We hand-pick licensed, insured local crews rated 4.5 stars or better, so you get a great installer without doing the research. One phone number covers you before and after.
A traditional San Tan Valley HVAC quote
Usually $12,000 to $16,000 for one system
AC Rebel
From $6,995 installed for 3 tons
58%2003–2008
58% of in-town homes were built 2003–2008, so an original AC there is about 18 to 23 years old.
69%single-story
Pinal County records show 69% of in-town homes are single-story, so most run one system.
SRPmostly
The Town lists SRP as the primary electric provider, so a qualifying system earns Cool Cash.
Sources: U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024; Pinal County Assessor; *National Weather Service, Phoenix Sky Harbor, 1991–2020 normals.
San Tan Valley neighborhood AC guide
Build years and home sizes come from Pinal County Assessor records for each community. Here’s what they mean for the AC in your home.
Original systems here would be 19 to 25 years old, well past the 10 to 13 years a San Tan Valley AC typically lasts.
About 94% of Johnson Ranch homes were built in 2011 or earlier, per Pinal County Assessor records.
Homes from the early years are 15+ years into their original systems; the newest have time left.
Built in phases: about 3,070 homes in the 2000s, 1,030 in the 2010s and 850 since 2020, per Pinal County Assessor records.
Homes from the early years are 15+ years into their original systems; the newest have time left.
About 37% of Copper Basin homes are two-story, per Pinal County Assessor records.
Original systems here would be 18 to 22 years old, well past the 10 to 13 years a San Tan Valley AC typically lasts.
Every Pecan Creek home in Assessor records was built in 2011 or earlier, and about 44% are two-story.
Homes from the early years are 15+ years into their original systems; the newest have time left.
About 1 in 5 Circle Cross Ranch homes sit outside Town of San Tan Valley limits, where Pinal County handles permits.
Original systems here would be 17 to 21 years old, well past the 10 to 13 years a San Tan Valley AC typically lasts.
About 95% of Skyline Ranch homes were built in 2011 or earlier, per Pinal County Assessor records.
Original systems here would be 17 to 22 years old, well past the 10 to 13 years a San Tan Valley AC typically lasts.
Nearly 6 in 10 Rancho Bella Vista homes are two-story, the highest share among major San Tan Valley communities.
Original systems here would be 20 to 23 years old, well past the 10 to 13 years a San Tan Valley AC typically lasts.
Castlegate has the largest typical lots of the major communities, a median of about 7,150 sq ft.
Homes from the early years are 15+ years into their original systems; the newest have time left.
Built in two waves: about 860 homes in the 2000s and 670 in the 2010s, per Pinal County Assessor records.
Original systems here would be 16 to 21 years old, well past the 10 to 13 years a San Tan Valley AC typically lasts.
About 92% of Laredo Ranch homes were built in 2011 or earlier, per Pinal County Assessor records.
Build years are the middle 80% of homes in each community; sizes are median living area. Sources: Pinal County Assessor parcel records; community association and city sources.
On SRP?
SRP pays $75 per ton on a single stage system, $150 on two stage and $225 on variable speed, for systems rated 15.2 SEER2 or higher. On a 3 ton variable-speed system that’s $675 back. We handle the paperwork.
July and August on-peak power costs 40.20¢ per kWh, versus 6.61¢ super off-peak (8 a.m. to 3 p.m.). A two stage or variable speed system runs gentler through the evening peak, so two-stage and inverter systems pay you back on every summer bill.
Single-stage gets you dependable cooling for the least money up front. Without peak pricing, the extra efficiency of two stage takes longer to pay you back.
San Tan Valley homes we see every week
Replace only what you need. Price the one that quit today and the other when you’re ready, each with its own price.
Attic installs have their own set price, shown before you pay, so there are no add-ons on install day.
Get the real fix, not a bigger bill. A bigger unit rarely cools far rooms; the cause is usually airflow. Tell us, and your installer will check it.
Even newer systems fail. If yours is out of warranty, our installed price is often less than a major repair quote on an old-style system.
Some San Tan Valley addresses, like The Parks and San Tan Groves, are outside the town. Your installer follows Pinal County’s rules there.
Single-stage is usually the smart buy: our most affordable option for dependable cooling, with the same installers and warranties. A new system with a 10 year parts warranty is a selling point in your listing.
| 3 ton | Single story builder homes from the 2004 to 2008 boom |
|---|---|
| 4 ton | Two story plans cooled by one system |
| 5 ton | Largest two story homes running one unit for both floors |
The size on your current system’s label is the best starting point. In a two-story home, each floor’s system is sized on its own.
Before you replace
Yes. It incorporated in 2025, and some addresses with a San Tan Valley ZIP are outside town limits, where Pinal County still handles permits.
Most San Tan Valley neighborhoods are SRP. A qualifying replacement earns $75 to $225 per ton, and we file the paperwork.
An original system there is past 20 years, well beyond the 10 to 13 years a Valley AC typically lasts.
Compare it line for line: equipment, installation, warranties and what’s left out.
Repair or replace?
A San Tan Valley system usually lasts 10 to 13 years, because it runs hard most of the year. One that has made it past 18 has done its job, and repairs at that age tend to come in bunches.
If yours still runs on R-22 refrigerant, a leak is where repair stops making sense: that refrigerant is no longer made, and recharges keep getting more expensive. A failed compressor on an old system points the same way.
Repair still makes sense on a system under about 7 years old when the fix is small and doesn’t involve refrigerant or the compressor.
San Tan Valley AC replacement FAQ
A 3 ton split heat pump is $6,995 installed for single-stage, $9,595 for two-stage, $11,495 for variable-speed and $14,095 for max efficiency. Each price includes the outdoor unit, the matched air handler, a new thermostat, installation and haul away. A two-story home with two systems prices each one separately. Dealer quotes in San Tan Valley for comparable equipment usually land between $12,000 and $16,000.
Most San Tan Valley homes need 3 to 5 tons. Start with the size on the label of the system you have now. Single story builder homes from the 2004 to 2008 boom usually run 3 tons. Two story plans cooled by one system usually run 4 tons. Largest two story homes running one unit for both floors usually run 5 tons.
San Tan Valley is served by SRP. SRP’s Cool Cash rebate pays $75 per ton for single stage, $150 for two stage and $225 for variable speed systems rated 15.2 SEER2 or higher, installed by an Arizona-licensed contractor before April 30, 2027. We file the SRP application for you.
Most installations happen within 48 hours of your order, on days that work for you. The installation itself takes 6 to 8 hours per system, and both floors of a two-story home usually fit in one day.
Yes. Most people order without a visit, but if you'd rather have someone see it in person first, just ask. We'll send a licensed contractor out for a free look.
Usually replace. Systems here typically last 10 to 13 years because they run hard most of the year. A refrigerant leak on an R-22 system or a failed compressor on an old unit is a replacement decision. Repair makes sense on a system under about 7 years old when the fix is small.
AC replacement is all we do, and we sell every system at a published installed price. With no showroom, no commissioned salesperson and no dealer markup, you pay thousands less for the same equipment brands. We cut the salesman and the showroom, not the install: your system goes in with one of our licensed partner companies, the same pros we use for our own homes.
Sources: SRP air conditioner and heat pump rebates · Updated October 2026
Who installs it
Never a random contractor. Your system is installed by one of our partner companies, under their own Arizona license: installers we know personally and picked ourselves. Our price is low because we cut the salesman and the showroom, not the install.
ZIP codes 85140 · 85143 · 85144
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