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Armstrong: Lennox/ AirEase
I am hearing really good things about Armstrong and other Allied products. They seem to be a lot easier to work with than some of the other brands.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBE323
I carry Bryant as my premium line, Amana intermediate line, and Goodman as a budget line.
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Just brought on Tappan.
Allied, light commercial, Magic-Pak, Armstrong, Concord
We have carried Rheem for years and it has been excellent with little problems. I firmly beleive that most equipment problems are due to installation or other service problems, such as parts changers. Some brands sell to anyune and their reputation suffers because of it. But they sell the most, depends on your goals I guess.
I always did 2 brands under the theory that if you couldn't afford the best then you were looking for cheap. Boilers were Buderus and Utica. Air conditioners were Ducane and American Standard. Furnaces were Thermo Pride and Hallmark.
I rarely ever did a furnace and instead I converted nearly everyone to Hydro air using first company air handlers. Loved those jobs!.
Oil Heat only
ICP!!!! Tempstar!!!!!!! And lennox to my customers that want the big name!
Everytime i walk in and see an Am Std/ Trane i feel bad for there check book, not worth it!!!
We are dealer for both Am Std and Lennox. Am Std is a better machine IMO, and they are no more expensive to buy or repair in my experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tempstar13
The shop I work for is a Carrier FA dealer. We occasionally install Day and Night (cheap Carrier) or very occasionally Goodman for a cheap job. Boilers are generally Burnham/New Yorker or Williamson for the real cheapasses.
Commercial rooftop jobs are the same. Carrier/Day and Night/Goodman.
OK, I've got a couple of new favorite brands; Armstrong and Concord
These are now the best brands in my area because these are the brands the company I work for now reps....:cheers: