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Trane designs and produces HVAC systems for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Established in 1913, the company offers comprehensive climate control solutions, including air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, thermostats and air quality products.

Pros
  • Energy-efficient operation
  • Low maintenance requirements
  • Quiet operation
Cons
  • High repair costs
  • Poor customer service experience

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    Reviewed May 14, 2026

    Had a unit install in December 2024 the a/c unit is 4TTR, MFR Date September 2024. The unit worked fine until May 2026 that when I find out that the unit won't turn on. After calling several HVAC companies we found that there was a leak in the system. Upon doing further searching the HVAC company found that urine had caused a leak in one of the aluminum lines thus the warranty doesn't cover the part of which I wasn't aware of until I was told by the HVAC company. Why doesn't the unit have a sticker stating that pet urine will void the warranty and why doesn't the installer inform you of this when you purchase the unit. I now have to replace the entire unit for $5,000. Complete B.S. that should be a class action lawsuit against Trane and American Standard.

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    Customer ServicePriceMaintenanceStaffRates

    Reviewed May 6, 2026

    My brand-new unit has failed 4 times in 5 years (Coils, multiple sensors, and a cracked internal drain pan). This isn't just "bad luck"; it is a clear pattern of poor manufacturing and zero quality control. It is obvious that Trane failed to manage their production quality during the pandemic era, and now the customers are the ones paying the price for their lemons. What is worse is their complete lack of responsibility. When you call them, they hide behind their dealers. When the machine is clearly defective, they make it nearly impossible to get a corporate Rep to actually inspect the unit. They have the service history; they know this machine is a disaster. Yet, they choose to be irresponsible and leave the homeowner stranded with a "new" machine that requires annual repairs. Trane used to represent quality, but now they just represent overpriced junk and bureaucratic excuses. Unacceptable.

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      CoverageStaffBilling

      Reviewed April 1, 2026

      I’ve had so many problems with my Trane HVAC unit, I wouldn’t know where to begin. Let’s just say my hvac is 3 years old and before that I had a 1973 HVAC and never had a problem with it for the 15 years at my house. I was only replacing it because the furnace was from the 50s and getting a little unsafe however I will never understand how a part (like the compressor) fails yet you still have to pay the outrageous labor fee and I get it the hvac installer shouldn’t have to foot the bill however it should be like a vehicle with a warranty as you don’t have to pay the labor fees on something that should just work! I mean, at least 5-7 years right?

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      Reviewed March 26, 2026

      Pure crap! Short and simple, leaking coil on the compressor, and somehow the thermostat went bad after. 3 years, both just out of warranty. Avoid Trane like the Plague! Crap system! Buyer beware with Trane.

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      Reviewed March 14, 2026

      Back in December 2008, had to replace the original commercial York unit in the house. At that time, Trane had most efficient unit in the marketplace. Went with a 3 Ton Trane XL16i. After 17 years of trouble-free service went, it started to talking to us. The electrical consumption doubled due to the compressor and heat strips failing. Cost to repair was over $5000.00 so decided to replace it. Due to the rising electrical rates increasing due to the data centers being installed in our state, decided to go with their most energy efficient unit. Had 3 Ton 20 Seer Tru-Comfort unit installed by Stonemen HVAC who did an outstanding job.

      I have been very impressed with heat output of the unit. (Example: Outside Temperature: 16F. HP1: unit was putting out 95F out of the vents. HP2: was putting out 103F. This is w/o the heat strips coming on) I will see what the summer reading will be. FYI: These units have inverters in them and inventers do not like electrical surges from your electric company. Highly recommend installing surge protection on your outside and inside units.

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      Reviewed March 7, 2026

      We bought a Trane furnace from a Trane Comfort Specialist and they didn’t install it to Trane installation guidelines, which could void our warranty, depending on the claim. No one is accepting responsibility for this, so we have to pay more to have it installed properly! The Trane Comfort Specialist program is just a way to sell more Trane products and get perks, it doesn’t help the consumer.

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      Reviewed March 3, 2026

      Hello. I had a air conditioning unit under warranty. I’ve been without air for weeks. They do not have any form of operations that warrants expedited service for customers. If you have your air conditioning unit out for weeks good luck! I had this unit for 4 years and it was suppose to last longer. Part came defective.

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      Reviewed Feb. 23, 2026

      Purchased XR14 heat pump, very expensive and a year and a half in, not working. TXV valves are junk, can’t get parts, everything is so expensive, even though we have a 10-year warranty. Hasn’t worked since October 2025, still waiting on parts. Very poor customer service. Opened a case with Trane, a month ago, still haven’t been assigned a case manager per phone call today, and they don’t know when one will be assigned.

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      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2026

      This is an update to a posting that is currently marked as under review. Roughly 1.5 years after moving into a new home the heat on a system stopped working and it turned out a coil had broken and leaked out all the refrigerant. The coil was replaced, but unfortunately the new coil also leaked and they had to bring another new one. This was pretty disappointing on a new system.

      I contacted Trane directly hoping to hear that this was unusual and not representative of their product quality. When people did return my calls they were polite, but communication was inconsistent and I was passed between people without even acknowledgment that two failures is concerning. We were also never offered an extended warranty at the time of purchase, though that was their only suggested solution aside from saying "the good news it's working now." Then not so long after that was fixed another unit started having the same problem. In this case it turned out the compressor had failed. Note both of these repairs were meaningfully into 4 figures.

      We would have thought maybe it was a bad installation job, but the leaking replacement coil was installed by a different, Trane-certified company. What we're starting to wonder is if Trane is one of those formerly high-end companies that in recent years cut back on their quality control anticipating continuing to sell at high-end prices for a decade+ based on their reputation?

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      Reviewed Jan. 20, 2026

      Bought a brand new system for my house. Over $17K installed. Used it for one winter and now the heat pump will not work, it just short cycles. Yeah, Trane will cover whatever part is broken, but I have to come out of pocket $450 to have it installed because Trane will not release the part to me to self-install. What happened to RIGHT TO REPAIR. This is a racket.

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      Trane author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team

      Dating back to 1910, Trane has a long history of innovation in the heating and cooling industry. One of their founders invented the convector radiator in 1923, and in 1938 the company introduced the industry’s first hermetic, centrifugal refrigeration machine. Today, homes and businesses alike rely on Trane’s proven track record as an innovative company that provides reliable, energy efficient heating and cooling year-round.

      • Leader in green building technology: Trane custom designs green technology for businesses based on their building needs to ensure only the highest air quality for employees and their clients. Their systems are in some of the world’s finest and most popular buildings, including Toronto’s Skydome, Beijing’s World Trade Center complex and Washington D.C.’s Washington Monument.

      • Leader in home air quality: Trane’s whole-house air filtration systems are proven to remove up to 99.8 percent of all air allergens and particles inside your home. In addition, the Trane website features a resource center for consumers to learn about air quality and figure out which products will benefit their particular situation.

      • Specialization: Because they specialize in home air solutions, Trane is able to focus on the air solutions homes and businesses need. Their specialization has helped Trane achieve have over 1500 patents, making them a top innovator in the field of HVAC technology.

      • Testing videos: Watch videos from the testing facility on the Trane website to see just how far the Trane Reliability Engineers are willing and able to take their products.

      • Smart technology: Homeowners will appreciate the Nexia Home Intelligence when it’s connected with a Trane ComfortLink or ComfortLink II communicating control. This system allows homeowners to reduce their energy consumption by controlling their air conditioning systems remotely.

      The ConsumerAffairs Research Team believes everyone deserves to make smart decisions. We aim to provide readers with the most up-to-date information available about today's consumer products and services.

      Trane Company Information

      Company Name:
      Trane
      Year Founded:
      1885
      City:
      Davidson
      State/Province:
      NC
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.trane.com