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Commercial HVAC Cost in DFW
Commercial HVAC · DFW Cost Guide

Commercial HVAC Cost in DFW

What rooftop and packaged commercial HVAC really costs in North Texas.

In Dallas–Fort Worth, a commercial rooftop unit (RTU) typically runs about $8,000–$20,000 installed for common sizes, with large units reaching $40,000 — and buildings with multiple RTUs scale from there. Tonnage, efficiency, curb and ductwork, and crane access drive the cost. Here is what to budget.

Typical commercial HVAC prices in DFW (installed)

SystemInstalled cost
Rooftop unit (~5 ton)~$8,000–$13,000
Rooftop unit (~10 ton)~$14,000–$22,000
Rooftop unit (~20 ton)~$25,000–$40,000
Ductwork / distributionvaries by scope
Controls / thermostatsvaries by scope

Typical DFW ranges — your written estimate follows a load calculation and site review.

What drives commercial HVAC cost

  • Tonnage — sized to the building's cooling load
  • Efficiency — standard vs. high-efficiency units
  • Curb & ductwork — reuse vs. new distribution
  • Crane & access — roof height and staging
  • Controls — thermostats vs. building automation

See our commercial HVAC service for what's included.

FAQ

Commercial HVAC Cost in DFW — frequently asked questions

A commercial RTU runs about $8,000–$13,000 installed for a 5-ton unit and $25,000–$40,000 for a 20-ton unit in Dallas–Fort Worth, depending on efficiency, ductwork and crane access.
Commercial rooftop units typically last 15–20 years in North Texas. Our long, hot cooling season runs them hard, so sizing and maintenance matter.
Usually yes. We crane in and swap rooftop units after-hours or on weekends so your business keeps operating.
Yes. We perform a load calculation and site review, then provide a free written estimate.

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