Over the years, when I have had my furnace serviced, I have always asked the technician about what brands he recommends when it comes time for replacement of the HVAC system. While the recommended brands have always varied a bit, what has not varied is that every technician has stated that Goodman furnaces are the most problem-prone.
And, then, when Consumer Reports compiled their reliability report on furnaces a couple of years ago, their subscribers also ranked Goodman furnaces at the bottom of the reliability rankings.
I posted the information above a few months ago, when another forum member asked a similar question. One of the other responses was from someone who owns an HVAC company that sells Goodman products. This particular person stated that both Consumer Reports and...perhaps...6 or 7 different technicians were all wrong, and that Goodman was a reliable brand.
So--I leave it up to you to sort out the information above.
Are 6 or 7 "disinterested" parties, plus a statistical study, correct--or is a person who stands to profit from the sale of a Goodman heating system correct?
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