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Quality experience with Goodman furnace and central air?

Sep 26, 2007 by jsa1962jsa | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

I am replacing my gas laboured air furnace and adding central air. The furnace will be a 115,000btu, 95% efficient and the air will be 4 ton 13 SEER. My acceptance is between lower priced Goodman units or Trane or Lennox units at a considerably higher price. They all have the same guarantee and efficiency ratings. Has anyone had experience that suggests that I should not go with the lower price product? I am doing the installation myself and Goodman offers videos and other DIY industrial support that the other brands do not offer.
I've had five quotes from contractors and they all pretty much agree on the sizing. Goodman seems to be the only tag I can buy just the equipment, all the others are sold only through contractors who want to get a large chunk of the labor. I do have a good picture of knowing what I'm doing- I'm a recently retired mechanical engineer. I just don
t certain the products.

I am an HVAC Contractor and I only use Goodman. You are not comparing apples to apples. Inspect Goodman 13 and 14 SEER. 10 years parts and labor including the compressor. Also Goodman will admit you to extend the warranty by 5 years. If you have to repair the equipment Goodman will be the easiest to get the parts for and cost the least. Dont buy a name it is not value it. Make sure you get the copeland scroll compressor, on 14 SEER and up.

who makes goodman furnaces?

Sep 07, 2006 by ruddsw | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Im guessing goodman?

No estimate, no signed contract; ten days later and overcharged for a Goodman furnace - must we still pay?

May 22, 2007 by smpmsu1980 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

My mollify was shootin the breeze with a commercial contractor who did business at my husband's place of employment. the commercial contractor said "oh I can put in a furnace for you-I'll have a pair of guys over on their spare time and they'll put it in. we can do C/A for you too" Well, my husband agreed. We have a 1600 sq foot almshouse. It took them ten days later to put in a poor quality furnace (Goodman) and Lochnivar water heater. then billed us $5,200. The furnace is at the east end of the ranch residence and there was very little duct work to do. there was a new chimney liner put in. Are we bound to pay this ridiculous fee. I asked for a detailed bill and it shows an X at the bottom of the contour sheet where there is NO customer signature--that part is blank.

who was the boofhead that let them in to do the work?
if you thought goodman was a poor product why did you allow it to be installed?
goodman hasn`t doubled there profits in the last 4 years by making a bad output and increases their market share every year for nothing, currently goodman is #2 in hvac and quickly comming up on transporter.