Furnace Reviews

Comparing and contrasting different furnaces may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. Now, in the age of the internet, you can easily research different furnace units and compare them to one another.

If you are trying to decide between two main brands, you might be thinking about Lennox furnace VS Trane furnace. Here’s a short guide that can help you to distinguish between the two.

Lennox Furnace Pros and Cons

Pros:
Runs Very Quietly
Long Lasting Unit
Highly Efficient
Cons:
Long Wait for Replacement Parts
Too Many Repairs Needed
Many Problems Stated with Heat Exchanger

Trance Furnace Pros and Cons

Pros:
Long Lasting
Low Maintenance Fees
Works Great if Properly Maintained

Cons:
Unqualified Installation Experts
Constant Leaking
Bad Circuit Board

Before you decide on a Lennox or a Trane furnace, you should take a close look at what others are saying about their experiences with each brand. No one knows better than someone who has already bought the furnace and used it for few years. Ask your friends and neighbors about their furnaces and you are likely to get some spirited opinions.

Trane furnaces and Lennox furnaces both have relatively good reputations. Both companies have been around for quite a while and have a good deal of experience with building a high quality furnace.

Keep in mind that any brand is only as good as it’s installation expert. You should interview several contractors to install your unit before you choose one. Ask for references and follow through on calling them and asking how their service was. Ask your neighbors to recommend a furnace installation expert that they trust.

When a contractor does not install the furnace or duct work properly, then the furnace will be a pain to you for as long as you have it. Once you have found an installer that you trust and you have gotten the unit installed, don’t forget about scheduled maintenance.

Just as with a car, furnaces have to be maintained, too. Change your filters at least once every three months and keep up with keeping your furnace clean. You should be able to have a working furnace no matter which brand you choose.