Trane HVAC Prices
Plan ahead with a pricing guide. More complex projects may require additional labor and costs
to install correctly.
Keep a lookout for key factors that affect HVAC prices, including:
Climate & Region
Different climates require different heating or cooling solutions.
Your Home
Your home's size and insulation affect your system's strength and setup.
Existing Ductwork
Good ductwork installation and compatible systems are key for heat/cold distribution.
Product Features
You can choose special systems or add features to optimize your home comfort.
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Use these charts as a guide to understand the range of units you may encounter from a low-cost to a high-cost unit. Learn more about your product with these charts. Discover what different units offer within a line of products and why you may be paying more for some units over others.
Prices are not final! The prices listed here only reflect the national average costs of installing of a new HVAC system or unit. The prices are estimates, for convenience only and subject to change. Trane makes no representation as to the accuracy of the pricing of any product displayed, and your dealer may quote you a different price that is not shown here.
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Installation Costs
$8,400 - $12,800
$6,800 - $10,800
$5,400 - $8,400
$4,000 - $6,500
$4,000 to $6,500
$3,000 - $4,800
$5,500 - $8,500
$4,800 - $7,600
$4,000 - $6,200
$8,800 - $12,400
$6,800 - $9,200
$5,400 - $7,400
$6,000 - $8,500
$4,800 - $7,200
$3,600 - $5,200
Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off.
Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature.
Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
Variable
Variable
Variable
Noise level
These are sound levels under perfect conditions. Higher decibels [dB(A)] means the unit is louder. Lower decibels [(dBA)] mean a system is quieter.
Relevant sound comparisons are:
- 80 = Garbage disposal
- 70 = Vacuum cleaner; upper 70s can be loud for some
- 60 = Background music
- 50 = Quiet suburb or quiet home conversation
- 40 = Library
72-74
71 - 74
72 - 73
72 - 74
70 - 75
71 - 76
ComfortLink™ II Communication
ComfortLink® II communicating technology connects all of the products in your HVAC system. This allows your products to communicate and automatically adjust to keep your home comfortable. Your HVAC system will also get advanced diagnostics and system performance updates, so it runs at optimal levels throughout its lifetime.
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Yes
Yes
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
Not compatible
ENERGY STAR®
ENERGY STAR® certified products can help you save energy and protect the environment. They meet or exceed specific efficiency ratings set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These ratings often exceed the federal minimum standards.
Energy savings
The percent shows how much you may save with that unit compared to an older 10 SEER unit. The percent compares the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratings (SEER) of the old and new units. Higher SEER ratings mean your unit is more energy efficient.
We compare against a 10 SEER unit because that was the minimum allowed rating up to 2006. There’s a good chance that units being currently replaced due to old age are 10 SEER.
44%
41%
38%
44.4%
41.2%
28.6%
Efficiency rating: SEER
SEER stands for seasonal energy efficiency ratio. This industry rating measures the averaged annual energy efficiency of your system operating over the entire cooling season. A higher SEER means your cooling system is more energy efficient.
Up to 18 SEER
Up to 17 SEER
Up to 16 SEER
Up to 80% AFUE
Up to 80% AFUE
Up to 80% AFUE
Up to 96% AFUE
Up to 96% AFUE
Up to 92.1% AFUE
Up to 18 SEER, 9.5 HSPF
Up to 17 SEER, 9.6 HSPF
Up to 14 SEER, 8.2 HSPF
Choose a variable speed product to preview features
A variable speed system can continuously vary its speed to meet the exact temperature you desire — no more and no less. This reduces the amount of electricity your system uses while keeping your home comfortable.
Call for pricing! These systems require a variable speed air conditioner or heat pump and a compatible variable speed air handler or furnace. Communication between these indoor and outdoor units is essential for this system to run smoothly, so variable speed units come built in with Trane Link Communication. Call a dealer to discuss your options as pricing varies depending on the units you choose.
Check out the list of units compatible with a variable speed system.
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Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off.
Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature.
Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
Variable: 750
Variable: 750
Noise level
These are sound levels under perfect conditions. Higher decibels [dB(A)] means the unit is louder. Lower decibels [(dBA)] mean a system is quieter.
Relevant sound comparisons are:
- 80 = Garbage disposal
- 70 = Vacuum cleaner; upper 70s can be loud for some
- 60 = Background music
- 50 = Quiet suburb or quiet home conversation
- 40 = Library
55 - 75
55 - 75
54 - 76
43 - 57
54 - 76
ComfortLink™ II Communication
ComfortLink® II communicating technology connects all of the products in your HVAC system. This allows your products to communicate and automatically adjust to keep your home comfortable. Your HVAC system will also get advanced diagnostics and system performance updates, so it runs at optimal levels throughout its lifetime.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
ENERGY STAR®
ENERGY STAR® certified products can help you save energy and protect the environment. They meet or exceed specific efficiency ratings set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These ratings often exceed the federal minimum standards.
Energy savings
The percent shows how much you may save with that unit compared to an older 10 SEER unit. The percent compares the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratings (SEER) of the old and new units. Higher SEER ratings mean your unit is more energy efficient.
We compare against a 10 SEER unit because that was the minimum allowed rating up to 2006. There’s a good chance that units being currently replaced due to old age are 10 SEER.
52%
44%
Efficiency rating: SEER
SEER stands for seasonal energy efficiency ratio. This industry rating measures the averaged annual energy efficiency of your system operating over the entire cooling season. A higher SEER means your cooling system is more energy efficient.
Up to 22 SEER
Up to 18 SEER
Up to 97.3% AFUE
Up to 96% AFUE
Up to 80% AFUE
Up to 20 SEER, 10 HSPF
Up to 19.5 SEER, 12 HSPF
Up to 18 SEER, 10 HSPF
Maintenance Tips
A healthy HVAC system can last longer and save money. Maintain your system with these tips.
Explore maintenance tipsRepair or Replace
If something goes wrong with your system, we can help determine if repair or replacement is the best option for you.
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After getting a new system, be sure to protect it with a warranty.
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