Trane HVAC System Cost by Model with Installation
At Watkins Heating & Cooling, we chose Trane as our primary HVAC brand in 1995 because of their commitment to quality and reliability. We knew our reputation would be linked to the quality of the equipment we installed. Over the years, we have watched Trane continue to lead the industry both in reliability and advanced technology, offering superior quality and energy-efficient solutions for residential and commercial clients.
Many homeowners don't realize that, while Trane is the premium brand, they also take pride in making "a Trane for every home." Over the past decade, Trane has refined their entry-level HVAC units, achieving very competitive pricing while keeping the core components that make Trane so reliable. Their range of models suits different budgets without compromising on quality, reflecting Trane's commitment to value. So, whether you want the best energy efficiency for your forever home or a reliable air conditioner for a rental property, Trane builds an A/C unit for every home.
Looking for the average cost to install an HVAC system? HVAC pricing info is hard to find on the internet for several reasons. The first is that heating companies don't want to reveal their price without having someone in-person to pressure you into a close. Secondly, the cost of an installed HVAC system varies widely with many factors such as sizing, duct systems, other materials, and the amount of labor required. Unlike a refrigerator, a new furnace and A/C cannot be simply unboxed and plugged in the wall.
So, while every home is different, we want to provide as much info as we can with the following HVAC pricing guide. Below you'll find our most common Trane furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps complete with specifications and energy efficiency ratings. We have included a price range to help you budget and begin to decide which system is right for your home. For a complete discussion of the various pricing factors check out our pages about Furnace, Heat Pump, and Air Conditioner pricing.
At Watkins Heating & Cooling, we chose Trane as our primary HVAC brand in 1995 because of their commitment to quality and reliability. We knew our reputation would be linked to the quality of the equipment we installed. Over the years, we have watched Trane continue to lead the industry both in reliability and advanced technology, offering superior quality and energy-efficient solutions for residential and commercial clients.
Many homeowners don't realize that, while Trane is the premium brand, they also take pride in making "a Trane for every home." Over the past decade, Trane has refined their entry-level HVAC units, achieving very competitive pricing while keeping the core components that make Trane so reliable. Their range of models suits different budgets without compromising on quality, reflecting Trane's commitment to value. So, whether you want the best energy efficiency for your forever home or a reliable air conditioner for a rental property, Trane builds an A/C unit for every home.
Looking for the average cost to install an HVAC system? HVAC pricing info is hard to find on the internet for several reasons. The first is that heating companies don't want to reveal their price without having someone in-person to pressure you into a close. Secondly, the cost of an installed HVAC system varies widely with many factors such as sizing, duct systems, other materials, and the amount of labor required. Unlike a refrigerator, a new furnace and A/C cannot be simply unboxed and plugged in the wall.
So, while every home is different, we want to provide as much info as we can with the following HVAC pricing guide. Below you'll find our most common Trane furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps complete with specifications and energy efficiency ratings. We have included a price range to help you budget and begin to decide which system is right for your home. For a complete discussion of the various pricing factors check out our pages about Furnace, Heat Pump, and Air Conditioner pricing.
Pricing
Price ranges reflect that each unit comes in different sizes, with smaller units costing less. Our experts perform a heat-load calculation to ensure the perfect fit for your home.
Staging
Staging is like ceiling fan speeds. More stages means a more accurate match to current conditions and better humidity and temperature control.
Efficiency Rating
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, SEER2, HSPF2, and AFUE are efficiency standards. Higher the numbers equal better energy efficiency and lower utility bills.
Sound Rating
Lower decibel sound ratings mean quieter operation. Trane uses compressor sound insulation and swept fan blades to achieve quieter sound rating on their high-end units.
Gas Furnaces:
Trane XC95m Gas Furnace (96 Modulating Variable Speed)
$5,900 to $6,900
Efficiency Rating: 95% AFUE
Staging: Fully Modulating
Trane XC80 Gas Furnace
$4,100 to $5,500
Efficiency Rating: 80% AFUE
Staging: Two-Stage
Trane XV80 Gas Furnace
$4,000 to $5,400
Efficiency Rating: 80% AFUE
Staging: Two-Stage
S9V2 Gas Furnace (96 Two-Stage Variable Speed)
$4,800 to $6,300
Efficiency Rating: 95% AFUE
Staging: Two-Stage
Trane S9X2 Gas Furnace (96 Two-Stage)
$4,400 to $5,400
Efficiency Rating: 95% AFUE
Staging: Two-Stage
Trane S8X1 Gas Furnace (80 Single-Stage)
$2,600 to $3,300
Efficiency Rating: 80% AFUE
Staging: Single-Stage
Trane S8X2 Gas Furnace (80 Two-Stage)
$2,600 to $3,300
Efficiency Rating: 80% AFUE
Staging: Single-Stage
Trane S8V2 Gas Furnace (80 Two-Stage Variable Speed)
$2,600 to $3,300
Efficiency Rating: 80% AFUE
Staging: Single-Stage
Trane S9X1 Gas Furnace (96 Single-Stage)
$2,600 to $3,300
Efficiency Rating: 80% AFUE
Staging: Single-Stage