SELLING YOUR HOME IN ARIZONA?
In Arizona's market, a new HVAC system is one of the highest-ROI pre-sale upgrades available. Buyers pay more for homes with new systems — and homes with old HVAC sit on the market longer.
Every buyer's agent in the West Valley knows a 15-year-old AC means a $10,000–$15,000 expense within 2–3 years. They negotiate accordingly — or walk away.
Home inspectors note HVAC age in every report. A system over 12 years old triggers a credit request or price reduction in almost every transaction.
A new Trane system uses 20–30% less electricity than a 14-year-old unit. Buyers in Arizona — where summer bills hit $300–$500/month — pay a premium for that.
See how much a new HVAC system adds to your sale price vs. what it costs.
Estimate how much a new HVAC system adds to your sale price.
Est. Value Added
+$6,480
System Cost (from)
$10,500
Net Benefit
Break even
Estimates based on NAR and Remodeling Magazine Cost vs. Value data for Arizona. Actual results vary by market conditions and buyer preferences.
Two options — one for budget-conscious sellers, one for maximum sale price.
From $10,500 installed
From $13,500 installed
💡 Pro tip from Ken: If your home is priced above $400K, the Trane XR 17 or XL 18 typically returns more than its cost in sale price. Below $400K, the RunTru is the smarter investment.
Ken visits, assesses your current system, and recommends the right replacement for your home's price point. No pressure, written quote.
Bradford installs in one day. Your home is cool and ready to show by evening.
Bradford provides written warranty documentation you can include in your listing and disclosure package.
Your agent lists 'Brand new Trane HVAC system — 10-year warranty' in the MLS. Buyers see it. Offers reflect it.
Ken will visit, assess your system, and give you a written quote — usually within 24 hours. No obligation.
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