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A Goodman combination system is a great choice to keep your home warm all season long. With tons of extra features and a great price, a Goodman furnace and air conditioning system is the perfect choice for all of your heating and cooling needs.
Overview
An AC or heat pump system is only as good as its evaporator coil. The Goodman CAPTA evaporator coils are designed with this simple thought in mind for its longevity, accessibility, and value as their other heating and cooling equipment. The advanced design and all-aluminum constriction of this coil improves its durability and heat transfer efficiency. The CAPT is a cased A-Coil for use in Upflow/Downflow applications. These units include an internal TXV (thermostatic expansion valve), which is perfect for high-performance systems. Goodman pressure tests each coil twice prior to it leaving the factory. Whether you are replacing an old failing coil or installing a new system, you can choose Goodman's CAPTA units with confidence.
Features
Goodman is focused on providing high-quality products at an affordable price and protecting them with what we believe to be some of the best warranties in the industry. This clear focus has led to Goodman being a leading unit manufacturer of residential and light commercial heating and air conditioning products and systems in North America. Goodman creates products that are engineered for reliable long life, using the best components with some of the lowest failures rates in the industry.
Owners replacing 25- to 30-year-old furnaces report noticeably quieter operation, more even heat, and lower energy bills after upgrading to 80,000 BTU 96% two-stage models, with one user heating a 1,300 sq ft home in low-20°F weather and another projecting bills dropping to 40–50% of prior costs. Installation is frequently described as DIY-friendly, though some encountered loose or stripped screws, minor shipping damage, wiring label visibility issues, sensor errors (EE1, R32/A2L settings), and a loose blower fan that required reseating.
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