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Buy complete Trane HVAC systems online for homes and businesses in Texas and North Carolina. We sell Trane gas, electric, and heat pump systems in 1.5 to 5 ton sizes, with 14.3 to 18 SEER2 ratings.
Compare Trane systems below by system type, tonnage, SEER2, operating stage, or price. Need sizing assistance? call us or Upload photos of your current HVAC system for a free quote.
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Trane HVAC System Prices and Installed Cost
The new Trane HVAC system cost $8,199 to $16,550, depending on tonnage, system type, SEER2 rating, and performance level. We do not add an installation fee, labor charge, or hidden charge after purchase. The package price shown online is the final price.
| Nominal size | New Trane HVAC package price |
| 1.5 ton | $8,199 to $9,899 |
| 2 ton | $8,199 to $16,550 |
| 2.5 ton | $8,199 to $9,899 |
| 3 ton | $8,399 to $16,550 |
| 3.5 ton | $8,399 to $9,999 |
| 4 ton | $8,399 to $16,550 |
| 5 ton | $8,399 to $16,550 |
Prices appear on every product card, so you can compare a Trane AC unit cost without waiting for a sales visit. Browse all complete central HVAC systems to compare Trane and Goodman packages.
Why Are Trane HVAC System Prices Different?
Trane HVAC prices vary based on:
- System type: Gas, electric, or heat pump
- SEER2 rating: Higher efficiency usually costs more
- Operating stage: Single-stage, two-stage, or variable-speed
- Indoor equipment: Furnace, air handler, coil, or heat kit
- Model technology: Premium systems use more advanced components and controls
Two systems with the same tonnage can have very different prices because their efficiency, components, and comfort features differ.
What Comes With a Complete Trane HVAC System?
A complete split system includes an outdoor unit with matched indoor equipment. The package changes with the heating source.
| Trane system type | Outdoor equipment | Indoor equipment | Heating source |
| Gas HVAC system | Central air conditioner condenser | Gas furnace and cased coil | Natural gas |
| Electric HVAC system | Central air conditioner condenser | Air handler and electric heat kit | Electric resistance heat |
| Heat pump system | Heat pump condenser | Air handler and electric heat kit | Heat pump with auxiliary electric heat |
The product page lists the model numbers, nominal cooling capacity, SEER2 rating, furnace AFUE or heat-kit size, refrigerant, and included components. Some listings also show an AHRI reference for the matched combination.
The rated capacity belongs to the complete match, not the outdoor cabinet by itself. An incompatible condenser, furnace, coil, or air handler can change airflow, capacity, sound, power use, and warranty status.
Compare Trane Gas, Electric, and Heat Pump Systems
Trane Gas Furnace and AC Systems
A Trane gas HVAC system pairs a central air conditioner with a gas furnace and cased coil. The outdoor condenser handles cooling. The furnace supplies heat and moves air through the duct system.
This setup fits many properties that already have natural gas, furnace venting, and central ductwork. Current packages list furnace outputs such as 40,000, 60,000, 80,000, and 100,000 BTUh. Many listed furnaces carry an 80% AFUE rating.
Cooling tonnage and furnace output measure different loads. A 3 ton air conditioner does not automatically require one set furnace size. Green Leaf Air checks the cooling load and heating load before confirming the equipment match.
Shop by rating:
- Trane 14.3 SEER2 gas systems
- Trane 15.2 SEER2 gas systems
- Trane 16 SEER2 gas systems
- Trane 17 SEER2 gas systems
- Trane 18 SEER2 gas systems
Trane Electric AC and Air Handler Systems
A Trane electric HVAC system pairs an outdoor air conditioner with an indoor air handler and electric heat kit. The condenser cools the property. The air handler moves conditioned air through the ducts. The heat kit supplies electric resistance heat.
Selected packages list 5 kW, 10 kW, or 15 kW electric heaters. The heater size must match the property’s heating load, electrical service, air handler, and local code.
An electric AC system is different from a heat pump. The outdoor unit in an electric AC package supplies cooling only. Winter heat comes from the electric heater inside the air handler.
Our available Trane electric systems:
- Trane 14.3 SEER2 electric systems
- Trane 15.2 SEER2 electric systems
- Trane 16 SEER2 electric systems
- Trane 17 SEER2 electric systems
- Trane 18 SEER2 electric systems
Trane Heat Pump and Air Handler Systems
A Trane heat pump system supplies cooling and electric heating through one outdoor unit. During summer, it moves heat out of the property. During winter, it reverses the refrigerant cycle and moves heat indoors.
The indoor air handler circulates the air. An electric heat kit supplies auxiliary heat during colder weather and defrost cycles.
Heat pumps fit many Texas and North Carolina properties. The correct setup depends on the winter heating load, local temperatures, electrical service, existing equipment, and backup-heat needs.
You can also go straight to 14.3 SEER2 Trane heat pump systems, 15.2 SEER2 Trane heat pump systems, 16 SEER2 Trane heat pump system, or 17 SEER2 Trane heat pump systems, 18 SEER2 Trane heat pump system.
What Size Trane HVAC System Do You Need?
HVAC tonnage represents cooling capacity.
| System size | Cooling capacity |
| 2 ton | 24,000 BTU |
| 2.5 ton | 30,000 BTU |
| 3 ton | 36,000 BTU |
| 3.5 ton | 42,000 BTU |
| 4 ton | 48,000 BTU |
| 5 ton | 60,000 BTU |
Do not select HVAC tonnage from square footage alone.
Correct system sizing can depend on:
- Property size and layout
- Insulation
- Windows
- Ceiling height
- Air leakage
- Ductwork
- Sun exposure
- Occupancy
- Texas or North Carolina climate conditions
An oversized system can short-cycle and provide poor humidity control. An undersized system can run excessively and struggle to maintain the desired temperature.
Our team can evaluate your property and help confirm the appropriate capacity for your home or business.
Compare Trane SEER2 Ratings
SEER2 measures seasonal cooling output against electricity used under the current test method. The category carries 14.3, 15.2, 16 or 16.2, 17 or 17.2, and 18 SEER2 packages.
| SEER2 group | Common stage in this catalog | What changes for the buyer |
| 14.3 SEER2 | Single-stage | Lower package price and full-output operation |
| 15.2 SEER2 | Single-stage | Higher seasonal rating with simple controls |
| 16 or 16.2 SEER2 | Two-stage | Low and high output for steadier temperatures |
| 17 or 17.2 SEER2 | Two-stage | Longer low-stage cycles and stronger moisture removal |
| 18 SEER2 | Variable-speed on many listings | Modulating output, quieter cycles, and closer temperature control |
A higher SEER2 rating does not promise a fixed bill reduction. Run time, utility rates, duct leakage, thermostat settings, system size, and installation affect operating cost. Heat pump shoppers should also read HSPF2, while gas system shoppers should check furnace AFUE. EER2 shows cooling operation at a set high-temperature test point.
Single-Stage vs Two-Stage vs Variable-Speed Trane Systems
A single-stage compressor runs at full output whenever it turns on. These Trane air conditioner systems carry lower package prices and use simpler controls.
A two-stage system runs at low or high output. It can stay on longer at low stage during lighter cooling calls. That can reduce temperature swings, lower sound, and remove more moisture.
A variable-speed compressor changes output in smaller steps. It can track the cooling load more closely across mild and hot weather. Many premium systems require a compatible communicating control. The product page names the control requirements.
| Operating type | Output | Indoor feel | Package tier |
| Single-stage | Full output or off | Larger temperature swings and shorter cycles | Entry |
| Two-stage | Low or high output | Steadier room temperatures and longer low-stage cycles | Mid |
| Variable-speed | Modulating output | Close temperature control and quieter operation | Premium |
Model names such as XR16, XL17i, XV18, TEM6, and XC80 appear on selected listings. Compare the full matched package, model numbers, controls, refrigerant, and AHRI data. The outdoor model name alone cannot describe the full system.
Why Buy a Trane HVAC System From Green Leaf Air?
Green Leaf Air combines online package pricing with local HVAC installation in Texas and North Carolina. We completed over 4000 AC installations.
Customers receive:
- Complete Trane gas, electric, and heat pump packages
- Actual prices published online
- Free professional installation from trane comfort specialist
- No labor add-on and no hidden charges
- Brand-new matched equipment
- Free 10-year parts warranty on qualifying systems
- Flexible financing plans for approved applicants
- Photo-to-Quote access
- Trained and background-checked technicians
- Load calculation and equipment matching
- Airflow, refrigerant, startup, and performance testing
- Service after installation
Trane Parts Warranty and Financing
Qualifying Trane packages include a free 10-year parts warranty. The product page and written warranty terms show the coverage tied to each system. Parts coverage and labor coverage are separate, so read the terms for the package before purchase.
Green Leaf Air can guide the registration process and future service route. Read the Trane HVAC warranty guide for registration and lookup details.
Approved applicants can use GreenSky payment plans. The agreement states the financed amount, term, APR, payment, and plan charges. Visit the Green Leaf Air HVAC financing page to check available plans.
Trane HVAC System FAQs
How much does a Trane HVAC system cost?
Our current complete Trane HVAC systems range from about $8,199 to $16,550, depending on tonnage, SEER2 rating, system type, and performance level. Check the product grid for the current price of each system.
Is installation included in the displayed Trane HVAC price?
Yes. Professional installation is completely free with qualifying listed system packages. We do not add a separate installation fee. The price shown for the product is the actual package price.
Who installs my Trane HVAC system?
Green Leaf Air provides professional installation by a Trane Comfort Specialist and trained HVAC technicians.
What size Trane HVAC system do I need?
Green Leaf Air offers systems from 1.5 to 5 tons. The correct size depends on the property’s heating and cooling load, not square footage alone. Insulation, windows, layout, ductwork, climate, and other factors affect capacity requirements.
Should I buy a Trane gas, electric, or heat pump system?
A gas system combines AC with a gas furnace. An electric system uses an AC with an air handler and electric heat. A heat pump provides both heating and cooling. Your existing equipment and fuel source will usually help determine the appropriate configuration.
What SEER2 rating should I choose?
14.3 and 15.2 SEER2 systems provide a lower upfront price. Higher-efficiency 16 and 17 SEER2 systems can add two-stage operation and improved comfort. Premium 18 SEER2 variable-speed systems provide greater capacity control, humidity management, and quieter operation.
What does the 10-year Trane warranty cover?
Qualifying systems receive a 10-year parts warranty when applicable requirements are met. Parts coverage and labor coverage are separate. We explain the applicable warranty terms before installation.
Do Trane systems use R-454B refrigerant?
Many newer Trane HVAC systems in our inventory use R-454B. Check the individual product specifications because refrigerant type varies by model.
Can I finance a Trane HVAC system?
Yes. Qualified customers can apply for HVAC financing. Approval and terms are subject to credit approval.
Shop Trane HVAC Systems at the Price You See
Compare our Trane HVAC systems by price, tonnage, SEER2, system type, and performance level.
Browse the systems above or contact Green Leaf Air if you need help selecting the correct Trane system for your property.