“Daikin Bought Goodman?”… The TRUTH about HVAC Brands 🔥🤯

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@Bryan-Hensley

I've sold Goodman for 23 years and it's the brand I have to go back on the least. I've got several customers that have 30 year old Goodman. I agree with you, installation error is what gave Goodman a bad name because they would sell to anyone even if you weren't a legit HVAC company.

@wholeNwon

12 yrs ago, I replaced my 47 yo Carrier R-12 systems with Goodmans. Installation is everything in determining longevity. I had a few modifications made: Replaced piston metering with TXVs, added sight glasses with moisture detection and 5" filter boxes. I have an AC license and was with the really excellent installer for every minute of the work. I monitored the micron gauge myself for over 24 hr. The total cost then for the 2 systems and everything from circuit breakers to T-stats to cutoffs to slab, 10 yr. parts and labor transferable warranty was 6000. Zero issues with the systems. I just keep the area around the condensers clean, check the filters, am careful to keep chlorine containing cleaners away from all intakes, etc. I never allow "tune-ups", checking charge, etc. If the systems are functioning properly, they cannot be made to function better, only worse. So no one touches them. Oh, and I keep a spare capacitor or two just in case.

@Krunch2020

As a general contractor I only had access to Goodman. I installed one in my own house. After 15 years the vacuum port corroded but didn’t cost me any money. I’m very happy with Goodman!

@tommallette4438

I find the Daikin to have more similarities to Amana than Goodmans. Yes I know Daikin owns Amana

@lancelotlink3907

Ive purchased two Trane roof top package units. Both had problems with the first year. Quality control is terrible on the new Tranes. Plastic fan shrouds that crack and and 2 stage compressors that shut off on the hottest days. Im done with Trane.

@danielparrish5438 28 күн бұрын

when I purchased a new home I asked the builder why he put a Goodman system in ....... he said it was the cheapest one he could buy that met all federal requirements for the size of the home and the efficient ratings required. The unit ran with no problems and I noticed over the years that several of my neighbors who had Lennox systems had major issues with them

@user-uh3im9ij3m

I am a commercial /industrial HVAC technician and have been in the field for 17 years. Yes the internal components of most small equipment 5 tons and under is the same. Where the manufacturer differences are the casing /coils/ and overall design. York/ Goodman/Diakin are notorious for refrigerant leaks on major components and that’s from my own field experience. I also agree the installation error makes up a huge difference on longevity and reliability of equipment. I disagree with you on the fact all equipment are built equally. Trane by far builds some of the best quality equipment up to there large boxcar (VAV) and chillers. ICP (Carrier) does a fairly good job as well.

@HobbyOrganist

I installed my Goodman furnace 2 years ago, working perfectly, now installing my Tosot split A/C and I noticed most of these kinds of units regardless of brand all look and work the same, similar enough they had to have evolved from the same design, and all being manufactured in the same plant in China.

@obwan7217

I have Goodman in 3 properties for 15 plus years now. Not one single failure (knock on wood).. An air Conditioning/heating system is only as good as how its installed and how well its maintained.. If properly installed they will last years...I installed them myself as a Class A Florida Air Conditioning/ Heating contractor..I have worked on other Goodman as well as other name brands that were junk because of how they were installed...Daikin is one of the largest manufactures in the world with one of the best warranties..

@user-su5ft8lc9q

Goodman Amana, Daikon Top of the line Hvac Equipment. Best Hvac Equipment money can buy, Best Warranty in the business.!!!!!

@Gus31262

I've had my Goodman going on 7 yrs from brand new and have only replaced the Capacitor! Btw, I live in Florida!

@expattechnician9496

Thanks for the content. Subscribed

@capps2015

Worked at a plant that made parts for the HVAC industry. We made mainly subassemblies and simple components like check valves and distributors. Our main customers were Carrier, Trane, Lennox, and Daikin. Carrier and Trane sent the majority of bad parts back. Much of these send backs were for cracked solders and shitty looking braze joints. Some of the issues from Carrier came from leak detection and burst testing. We only leak tested to 200psi with Helium (smallest molecule), Carrier tests to 400psi on a burst test...

@Buc_Stops_Here

Right sizing is so important with the right contractor. I bought a house with an ancient AC that failed almost immediately. However, I did find a well recommended installer by many people in my area who was known for not only installing but supporting with good maintenance. Not the cheapest, but not the most expensive either. Bought from them 11 years ago a Lennox Heat pump and it still running today. We use it down to 38 degrees and for all cooling, and it really has been durable. We did have an electronic overflow switch fail under parts warranty which was $200 to install, but besides that just regular maintenance now for 11 years. They told us using it the right way it will last anywhere from 10-15 years so we know EOF is coming, but it has been a great system.

@Needsalittlemorefreon

I used to get called to apartment complexes a lot and the complex would always get goodman from HD supply or somewhere else and have us install it. I’m talking R410a condensers with existing r22 coils, straight cool package units with no heat. Just throw it in and walk away. No warranty. Goodman takes a beating and that Copeland compressor kicks butt. We sold Amana and they had the best warranty and it worked great.