The Infinity Air Purifier DGAPA price varies by unit condition, installer, and whether the unit is new or replacement; typical buyers pay between $350 and $1,200 installed. This article lists low-average-high price ranges, per-unit and per-installation figures, and the main drivers that change the final cost for the Infinity® DGAPA air purifier.
| Item | Low | Average | High | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit Only (new OEM) | $300 | $550 | $900 | Retail unit price, no labor |
| Installed (single-family home) | $450 | $800 | $1,200 | Standard install on forced-air system |
| Replacement Filter | $40 | $65 | $120 | Per filter, annual or biannual |
| Repair / Rebuild | $150 | $350 | $700 | Depends on parts and labor |
Typical Total Price for Buying and Installing an Infinity DGAPA
Expect a total household install to commonly fall in the $450-$1,200 range depending on access and whether duct modifications are needed.
Unit-only pricing for a new Infinity DGAPA typically runs $300-$900; most homeowners pay about $550 for the unit and $250-$350 for installation and basic hookup, giving an average installed price near $800. Assumptions: single-family home, standard 2-6 ton HVAC, normal attic/crawlspace access, Midwest labor rates.
Breakdown of Materials, Labor, Equipment, and Fees in a Quote
A complete quote usually separates materials, labor, small equipment fees, and any local taxes or permit costs.
| Materials | Labor | Equipment | Delivery/Disposal | Taxes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $300-$900 (unit, mounting kit) | $150-$400 () | $0-$75 (adapters, ducts) | $0-$50 (old unit disposal) | $5-$50 |
How Model Condition, New vs. Refurbished, Affects the Price
New OEM units cost roughly 40%-60% more than refurbished or used DGAPA modules.
New Infinity DGAPA: $300-$900. Refurbished or used units: $150-$400. Refurbished units may save up-front cash but can raise lifecycle repair risk and shorten warranty coverage, which can affect total 5-year ownership cost.
Site Variables That Drive Quotes: Duct Access, System Type, and Mount Location
Difficult attic access, tall furnaces, or installations requiring duct modification add $150-$500 to the final bill.
Numeric drivers: installs requiring more than 6 linear feet of duct adapter or a drop-in to modulating furnaces often add $150-$400; installs that extend wiring runs longer than 25 feet commonly add $75-$200. Jobs with more than 3 attic crew hours (10-12 hours total crew time) will push labor into the higher range.
Installation Time, Crew Size, and Typical Labor Rates
Most installs take 1-3 hours for an experienced HVAC tech; expect 1-2 techs at $75-$125 per hour.
Typical labor math: 1.5-3 labor hours × $75-$125 per hour = $112-$375 labor. Larger multi-unit systems or complicated electrical integration can require 3-6 hours and increase labor proportionally.
Replacement Filters, Maintenance, and 5-Year Ownership Costs
Plan on $40-$120 per replacement filter and moderate annual maintenance to avoid efficiency losses.
Filter frequency: annual to biannual depending on use; 5-year filter cost = $200-$600. Add occasional service checks: $75-$150 per visit if not covered by a service plan. Total 5-year ownership including replacements and one minor repair: $450-$1,200.
Ways to Lower the Price for an Infinity DGAPA Install
Save by buying the unit retail and scheduling installation during off-peak seasons, doing simple prep work, and comparing 3 written quotes.
Specific tactics: choose a refurbished unit to cut unit cost 30%-60%; schedule installs in spring/fall when HVAC contractors offer lower rates; clear attic or furnace access yourself to reduce labor time by 30-60 minutes; bundle the purifier with furnace maintenance to negotiate a package rate.
How Regional Markets Change Final Pricing
Coastal urban areas typically run 10%-35% higher than Midwest or rural markets due to labor and overhead differences.
Example deltas: Northeast/West Coast +20%-35%; Sunbelt metro +10%-20%; Midwest/rural -5%-15%. Adjust average installed price: $800 average becomes $960-$1,080 in high-cost metro areas or $680-$760 in lower-cost regions.
Common Add-Ons and Fees That Affect the Quote
Expect extras such as long wiring runs, nonstandard adapters, or a new mounting bracket to add $50-$300 to a quote.
| Add-On | Typical Cost | When It Applies |
|---|---|---|
| Long wiring run | $75-$200 | Distance >25 ft from control board |
| Duct adapter or transition | $50-$250 | Nonstandard duct sizes or hard-to-fit plenums |
| Old unit disposal | $0-$50 | Contractor removes old purifier or filter assembly |
| Diagnostic fee | $75-$150 | When unit fails or system needs troubleshooting |