Heating and cooling products from Trane are made with reliable technology and are built to last. Plus, with many different furnace models available, you're sure to get the best option to fit your heating needs.
Every six to seven years, the Department of Energy (DOE) reevaluates the basis for standard efficiencies for heating and air conditioning products in an effort to reduce energy consumption across the U.S. To meet these new standards, Trane has introduced a line of DOE-compliant products, making it the most efficient lineup of products they have ever offered.
For over 120 years, Trane products have been known for their reliability, energy efficiency, money saving technologies, and quiet operation, and Trane's Spine Fin technology provides all of those things. The spine fin coil is superior to traditional plate fin coils for several reasons. Find out what the condenser fins do for your air conditioning and why choosing Trane's Spine Fin technology will benefit your air conditioner and your home comfort.
So you’re looking to purchase a furnace for your home? Or replacing your current one? Purchasing a new gas furnace means you have to decide between several brands and types of furnaces. When it comes to temperature control, efficiency, and price, you'll have to consider three main options: single-stage, two-stage, and modulating (multi-stage).
A ductless heat pumps is an all-in-one heating and cooling system that doesn't require ductwork to be installed. This makes them great for any type of home or application. But there's a lot to understand before investing in this type of system, and this blog will provide you with everything you need to know.
Shortages. It has come to be a commonly used word in the past year and a half. Slower production due to rigorous importing and exporting logistics has seem to hit every industry. From chicken wings to chlorine shortages, a combination of price increases, low supply, and high demand have hit hard.
Whether you're looking to replace or upgrade your current HVAC system, or you have no heating/cooling system in place, you can depend on a Trane system to do the job for you.
Your HVAC system may be providing you with top-notch heating and cooling, but what about indoor air quality?
Indoor air quality, or IAQ, is more important than you think. The average American spends almost 90 percent of their life indoors and, most of the time, the air in your home is far more contaminated than outside.