Heat pumps offer a heating solution for homes with no access to natural gas. If you need a reliable, efficient solution for heating and cooling, you’re in the right place. As the name suggests, heat pumps move heat from one place to another. Even in air that seems cold, heat energy is present. When it’s cold outside, heat pumps extract outside heat and transfer it inside. When it’s warm outside, they reverse this process to push unwanted heat outside.

A natural gas furnace converts gas to heat. Gas furnaces are the most popular choice for the majority of modern homes with central heating and air conditioning. Keep in mind, you can only use a gas furnace if you have a gas line hooked up to your home. Trane furnaces are guaranteed to keep your home warmer, your bills lower, and make those winter months a little more enjoyable.

Also known as an evaporator coil or an indoor coil, this piece is the unsung hero of your heating or cooling system. Our all-aluminum coils are designed to work with your outdoor condensing unit or furnace. They are matched in size, efficiency and capacity to ensure optimal performance of your home comfort system.The coil serves as a heat exchanger – working with your heating system in the winter and your cooling system in the summer.

Ductless AC and heating systems use a pair of indoor and outdoor units to warm or cool specific areas of your home. These energy-efficient units are easy to install and offer a flexible, low-cost solution for zoned heating and cooling. Best of all, there’s no ductwork needed.

An HVAC air handling unit (also called an AHU) is the indoor part of your heating and cooling system. An air handler circulates both cool and hot air, depending on the season. When properly matched with a heat pump or air conditioner, an air handler will help you maximize the overall efficiency of your HVAC system. We have a range of solutions so you can find the right air handler for your home.

Thermostats and controls can manage your energy use, adjust temperature and humidity levels, turn on and off lights, lock and unlock doors and check your security cameras. All of this can be managed remotely through computers, tablets and most smartphones. So, they really are more than just thermostats. They're the central hub for your home.