Kitchen · Kitchen Appliances

Range Hood Replacement Cost, Permits and Who Does the Work

Removing an existing range hood and installing a new one, typically handled by a appliance installer.

Verified August 2026

Typical cost

$900

National, standard scope

Range

$350 – $2,600

Low to high scope

Trade

Appliance installer

DIY difficulty 3/5

Permit relevance

45/100

Scope dependent

Do I need a permit for range hood replacement?

Depends on scope

A like-for-like range hood job is often exempt, but changing capacity, routing, structure or wiring usually triggers a permit. Always confirm with the building department that has jurisdiction over your address.

Cost breakdown

Modeled national figures for a standard single-family job.

Low endSimple scope, easy access, no surprises$350
TypicalWhat most homeowners pay$900
High endLarge scope, upgrades or difficult conditions$2,600
Job typeProject
Primary intentcost
Cost varies by location27/100

Variants

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Also searched as

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Frequently asked questions

How much does range hood replacement cost?

Most homeowners pay between $350 and $2,600, with $900 typical for a standard single-family job. Figures are modeled national estimates, not quotes.

Do I need a permit for range hood work?

Sometimes. Permitting depends on scope and on your jurisdiction; like-for-like work is often exempt while anything structural, electrical or gas-related usually is not.

Who does range hood replacement?

A appliance installer handles this job. DIY difficulty is rated 3/5 (5 = very DIY friendly).

Does the price change much by location?

Not much. Pricing for this job is close to national averages in most markets, so we keep the answer on one national page rather than publishing thin city variants.

Coverage status

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TierTier 3
Depth level earnedLevel 2 of 6
Page quality score81/100 (index)
Traffic opportunity55/100
Localization35/100
Calculator potential50/100
Troubleshooting potential39/100
  • Level 1: Canonical national pageAlways created — the entity's home in the graph.
  • Level 2: Cost, calculator and comparison pagesCalculator potential 50/100, comparison 72/100.
  • Level 3: State coverageLocalization 35/100.
  • Level 4: Major metro and county coverageCost localization 27/100.
  • Level 5: Separate local cost, permit and rule pagesPermit relevance 45/100.
  • Level 6: Deep local variants and question pagesReserved for Tier 1 entities where local rules genuinely differ.