Gas Furnaces

We feature Trane gas furnaces. Whether you are looking for lower energy bills from an environmentally conscious system, or a standard value system we have options. Scroll to view our product line.

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Trane Comfortlink Furnace

Match with our Variable speed outdoor units.

XC80 80% Efficiency – XC95m 97.3% Efficiency
Works with XV20i or XV18i condensing units
2 stage heating powers up when you need it
Superb humidity control variable speed fan
Automatic configuration with communication control
Get the most efficiency out of your Trane system.

XC80

XC95m

Trane Two Stage Gas Furnace

Power When You Need It

S8 – 80% Efficiency, S9 – 90% Efficiency
Managed Speeds for comfortable heating
Heat output adjusts to the needs of the weather
ECM Vortica II variable speed blower
Excellent match for 2 speed outdoor units XL18i or XR17
Also works with Tranes XR lineup as well as the XL16

S8X2

S9X2

Trane Single Stage Gas Furnace

When simple reliability is the answer

S8 – 80% Efficiency S9 – 90% Efficiency
High Efficiency ECM Vortica II blower motor
Durable and economical
Matches perfectly with condensing units from 14 to 18 SEER

S8X1

S9X1

BTUs = Heat

Heat output is rated in BTUs. Heat Pump BTUs are calculated by Tonnage x 12,000, so a 3 ton unit will make about 36,000 BTUs. To compare, the typical furnace installed with a 3 ton A/C systems would be about 100,000 BTUs. This translates into two to three times faster heating.

Gas Furnace vs Heat Pump

For a Clearwater (Tampa Bay) area home

Heat Pumps

Heats without drying the air
No Harmful combustion gasses
More Energy Efficient then gas
A/C system not idle in winter
40s and below has trouble making heat
Blowing air can feel cold during defrost cycles
Supliments with expensive electric heat

Gas Furnace

Makes powerful heat regardless of outdoor temp
Can quickly warm cool spaces (see BTUs = Heat)
Quiet – no outdoor unit running during heat
Heat cycles may keep the cooling coil cleaner
Deadly carbon monoxide must be monitored
Can make the air and your skin very dry
Cost of fuel more expensive per BTU

The Truth

Information about gas furnace efficiency and our area.

Furnaces group into two efficiencies: 90% and 80%. The 90% are a condensing style furnace which require special combustion air venting. Retrofitting to a 90% can be quite expensive. The base cost of 90% furnaces cost about 25-30% more than an 80%. An additional cost is involved in retrofitting to accommodate a 90% when an 80% has been removed. If your home does not have natural gas currently, it can be a considerable expense to have that service installed. In a northern area with a long winter, the extra expence will eventually pay for itself in savings, in our area customers be confident in knowing they have a smaller carbon footprint. As a consumer, it is up to you to best decide how to heat and cool your home.