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GET TO KNOW YOUR TRANE DEALER

HERE’S WHAT A TRANE DEALER CAN DO FOR YOU

A new air conditioner or furnace needs to be properly installed and professionally sized to your home in order to run effectively. An HVAC expert like your Trane dealer is there to guide you every step of the way.

A Trane dealer is a qualified expert in the installation and repair of heating and cooling systems like air conditioners, furnaces, indoor air quality systems and more. Our HVAC dealers are also trained to offer expert, in-home climate system evaluations and provide custom product recommendations.
Your Trane Dealer Can Help
From picking the right product for your home to final installation, a Trane dealer is your best resource for all things home heating and cooling related.
  • In-home comfort system evaluation
  • Air quality evaluation
  • Product education & recommendation
  • HVAC system installation
  • Heating and cooling system repairs
  • Energy efficiency advice
  • Local rebates
  • Financing options
TRANE COMFORT SPECIALIST™, DEALER OR EXPERT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Your Trane dealer can go by many names, and basically they’re all the same. We call our HVAC experts “dealers” or “Trane Comfort Specialists™” but they mean the same thing. A dealer or Trane Comfort Specialist™ is qualified to help you select and buy a new system, install it and make any necessary repairs.
10 QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR TRANE DEALER
  • Do I need to repair or replace my system?
  • What's the best way to heat and cool my home?
  • What size HVAC system do I need?
  • Do you offer any special financing, discounts or rebates?
  • Do you offer a seasonal maintenance plan?
  • What’s the warranty on your air conditioners and furnaces?
  • Is there regular maintenance I should do myself?
  • Should I be concerned about my indoor air quality?
  • How often should I change my filters?
  • How can I reduce my energy usage and costs?
PRO TIP
When to contact an HVAC dealer
  1. Energy bills rising with no change in heating and cooling use. Rising energy costs could be a symptom of a problem. Your Trane dealer can evaluate and locate the problem.
  2. Heating and cooling system is 10 years or older. You may get a few more years out of it, but our experts can show you how a more efficient model could help lower your energy bills.
  3. When you think it’s time for a new system and you just don’t know where to start. Our experts are there to help you with everything, including your most basic questions. The earlier you talk to a Trane dealer, the better you’ll feel about the process of improving your home comfort system.

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What a Dealer Does FAQ

What is a Trane Comfort Specialist™?

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A Trane Comfort Specialist™ is committed to being the best in installation, service, customer satisfaction and employee training.

Why do I need to contact a dealer for a new air conditioner or furnace?

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Only a trained HVAC technician is qualified to properly install a heating and cooling system. Most HVAC problems are a result of poor installation, not mechanical issues.

How do I find the best dealer in my area?

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Our Dealer Locator tool will identify the top HVAC dealers in your area. You can compare dealers, read customer reviews and request an appointment.

Can a dealer help me with my home’s indoor air quality?

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Yes. Our experts can evaluate your current system and recommend some of Trane’s industry-leading indoor air solutions.
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