$0 diagnostics. Free estimates. $59.99 tune-ups.
For HVAC, plumbing, and electrical, the repair diagnostic is $0 and installation or replacement estimates are free. A tune-up is $59.99 for the selected maintenance service. Review the included scope and covered equipment in the booking description. Repairs, parts, and additional work are quoted separately for approval.
What we quote is what you pay.
At Service Pro, straightforward pricing means knowing the price before you approve the work. For plumbing, HVAC, and electrical repairs and installations, we explain the proposed scope and quote the price for that work. Once you approve it, that is the price you pay for the agreed scope.
You should not have to wonder what the final bill will look like while someone is working in your home. Our pricing commitment gives you a clear basis for making a decision, asking questions, and planning your budget.
A clear price starts with a clear scope.
We start by understanding the problem or project. Then we explain what we recommend, what the quote includes, and the price. Before you approve the work, we want you to understand both the solution and the cost.
- Know the work. Understand the repair or installation being proposed.
- Know the price. Review the quoted amount before deciding to proceed.
- Know what is included. Discuss equipment, materials, labor, and any project-specific items that affect the scope.
- Make the decision. Choose the work you want to authorize with the details in front of you.
Plumbing repairs and installations.
A plumbing issue can disrupt the day quickly. Whether you are discussing a leak, fixture repair, water-heater replacement, or another plumbing project, you deserve to understand the proposed work and its price before it begins. We explain the scope so you can compare your options and decide what fits your home.
For an installation, ask which equipment and connection work are included, along with any removal or project requirements. Clear details help you compare complete proposals instead of numbers that cover different work. Explore Service Pro plumbing services in Tucson.
HVAC repairs and system installations.
When your AC stops cooling during Tucson’s summer, the cost of getting comfortable again should be explained clearly. We quote the proposed HVAC repair so you can decide whether to proceed. If replacement is an option, we explain the installation scope and the quoted price for the system you choose.
Equipment selection, controls, ductwork, access, and other installation details can make proposals very different. We encourage you to review those details and the applicable written warranty before making a decision. Compare AC repair, HVAC installation, and our repair-versus-replacement guide.
Electrical repairs and installations.
For electrical work, understanding the recommended scope is just as important as understanding the price. Whether the concern involves an outlet, lighting, a circuit, or an electrical-panel project, we explain the proposed work and quote it before you authorize it.
For a larger project, discuss which equipment, circuits, responsibility for required local approvals and inspections, associated fees, utility coordination, and restoration work are included or outside the scope. The goal is a proposal you can understand, not a final bill you have to unravel. Learn about electrical services in Tucson.
Why straightforward pricing matters.
- Confidence in your budget. You know the cost of the work you approve.
- Better comparisons. A defined scope makes it easier to compare repair and replacement options.
- Control over the project. You decide what work to authorize.
- Clear expectations. You and our team share an understanding of the work and the price.
- Trust in the conversation. Questions about cost belong before the work, not at the end of the visit.
Your experience matters, too.
Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee explains how we respond when you have a concern about your Service Pro experience. Contact our team directly so we can review the visit and work with you to make it right.
Straightforward pricing. Warranty protection.
Knowing the price is only part of the decision. Service Pro backs the work with warranty coverage, so you can understand the protection that comes with your repair or new HVAC, water heater, or electrical panel installation.
| Service | Parts coverage | Labor coverage | Unit replacement coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| All plumbing, HVAC, and electrical repairs | 2 years | 2 years | Not part of the repair warranty |
| All new HVAC installations | 12 years | 12 years | 6 years |
| New water heater installations | 10 years | 10 years | 5 years |
| New electrical panel installations | 10 years | 10 years | 5 years |
All repairs: 2-year parts and 2-year labor warranty.
Every Service Pro plumbing, HVAC, and electrical repair comes with a two-year parts warranty and a two-year labor warranty. That gives you protection on the repair we perform and a clear point of contact if a concern comes up afterward.
All new HVAC installations: 12-year parts, 12-year labor, and 6-year unit replacement warranty.
Every new HVAC installation from Service Pro includes 12 years of parts coverage, 12 years of labor coverage, and six years of unit replacement coverage. It is long-term protection to consider alongside the equipment, installation scope, efficiency, and quoted price.
New water heaters and electrical panels: 10-year parts and labor, plus 5-year replacement warranty.
Every new water heater and electrical panel installation from Service Pro includes a 10-year parts warranty and a 10-year labor warranty. New water heater installations also include a 5-year water heater replacement warranty, and new electrical panel installations include a 5-year panel replacement warranty. Your installation paperwork explains the covered equipment, work, and claim process.
A two-year Comfort Plan included with your new installation.
All new HVAC installations, water heater installations, and electrical panel installations come with a two-year Comfort Plan included at no additional cost. Start with ongoing care for your new equipment, alongside your installation warranty.
We review the covered equipment, maintenance visits, and included work with you in your installation agreement. Explore our HVAC, plumbing, and electrical maintenance plans to learn about our inspections, cleaning, testing, and member benefits.
Get the coverage details before approving the work.
Ask us to include the written warranty with your proposal. Confirm who provides parts and labor coverage, which failures qualify for replacement, any claim limits, registration deadlines, maintenance requirements, transferability, and exclusions. Manufacturer warranties and Service Pro labor or replacement commitments may have different terms. The included two-year Comfort Plan covers the equipment and trade identified in your installation agreement; it does not automatically enroll every system in your home.
Why parts and labor coverage both matter.
A parts warranty and a labor warranty cover different portions of a covered repair. Reviewing both helps you understand the protection behind the price, rather than comparing warranty lengths alone. Unit replacement coverage is a separate benefit with its own written conditions.
We provide the written warranty details with your repair or installation paperwork. Review the covered work and equipment, coverage start date, claim process, exclusions, and any applicable registration or maintenance requirements. The written terms explain when unit replacement applies and how a covered claim is handled.
Have a question about coverage or need help with a warranty concern? Call 520-368-0089 so we can review your service details with you.
What if additional work is needed?
The quoted price applies to the work you approved. If a different problem is discovered or you request additional work, we explain it and provide a separate quote for your approval before proceeding with that additional scope. We do not silently add extra work and charges to the original agreement.
Questions about an estimate or invoice?
Read your estimate as a proposal for work.
Check the equipment and model, included work, optional items, exclusions, total and written warranty. Basic, Deluxe and Premier identify different packages. Compare the actual features and scope to your needs; not every system type offers every tier or the same cooling stages. A higher tier does not guarantee a specific energy-bill reduction or a better fit for your home.
For HVAC, compare the system options and installation scope. The calculator gives planning ranges; your written estimate confirms your project. Ask us about any unclear detail before approving. After approval, we confirm the next steps and scheduling with you. Additional work requires your approval.
Read your invoice as a record of billed work.
Review the Summary of Work, itemized services, approved changes, discounts, payments and remaining balance. Your completed-work summary should explain the work performed, available test results and any unresolved or declined work. Keep the invoice with your equipment, care and warranty records. If a description or charge is unclear, contact us so we can review it with you.
For a new project or questions about a quote, email estimates@serviceprotucson.com. For a Service Pro invoice or payment question, email billing@serviceprotucson.com.
Ask questions before you say yes.
Review the selected visit scope before scheduling, and review how any applicable charges are reflected in your quote. For repairs and installations, confirm the complete amount, included work, exclusions, and written warranty terms before approving the proposal.
Service Pro is veteran owned and family operated, serving Tucson homeowners with plumbing, heating, cooling, and electrical services. Straightforward pricing is part of treating your home, your time, and your decision with respect.
Compare the scope, then keep the record
For an HVAC repair or plumbing project, ask us to link the recommendation to the actual finding. Compare the written scope, equipment, included work, exclusions, total and warranty before choosing. Optional improvements should be identified separately.
At closeout, review the completed work, available test results and limitations, and any remaining action. See the visit and closeout guide, or ask for help with a summary or record. A reviewed Home Report is available only when published by our office.