Aspen Aire provides Carrier, Amana and Rheem gas furnaces for our residential customers. We offer these furnace brands because of their efficiency, quality and variety of options. If you need a new or replacement furnace, we’ll go over the models that are the correct size for your home and explain the differences between them so you can make a decision.
If you’d like to see how the different furnaces compare, the AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) ratings are a standardized way to compare each model’s heating performance for the gas used. You can find AFUE ratings and more details in each furnace’s spec sheet below.
Carrier Furnaces
90+% Efficiency
Comfort Series Gas Furnaces
Performance 96 Gas Furnace
Infinity 96 Gas Furnace with Comfort Heat Technology
Performance 96 Gas Furnace with Comfort Heat Technology
Infinity 98 Gas Furnace with Greenspeed Intelligence
AMVM97
ACVM97
AMVC96
ACVC96
AMSS96
ACSS96
AMEC96
AMSS92
ACSS92
AMVC8 / ADVC8
AMEH8
AMH8 / ADSH8
AMS8 / ADSS8
Prestige Series: R97V
Prestige Series: R96V
Prestige Series
Classic Plus Series: R96P
Classic Plus Series: R95T
Classic Series: R95P
Classic Series: R92P
Prestige Series: R802V
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Classic Plus Series: R802P
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Classic Plus Series: R801T
80% AFUE
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Classic Series: R801P
80% AFUE
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Classic Series: R801S
80% AFUE
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by Karess Carter - 1/31/2020
Do you know how well YOUR furnace is working? Mine was fine. It heated the house. We were warm. All was good.
I had Aspen Aire come just for a service check. I knew my furnace was older because it came with the house and we’ve lived there for 13 years. We were prepared that eventually it would stop working and we would need to replace it. But it couldn’t hurt to have a check up.
Until the day we got the news that our furnace was leaking a lot of carbon monoxide into our house. No, I didn’t have a detector in my house. We were advised to immediately make plans to replace our furnace. And sleep with the furnace off. And get a carbon monoxide detector that night. Can you imagine the fear we were riddled with?
I have no idea how long this has been going on. What I do know, is that I haven’t felt ‘good’ in an extremely long time. From headaches, to being dizzy and nauseous, I have felt off for months. (I mean seriously I can’t remember the last time I felt good.) But the headaches have just been out of control for the last year. My daughter has been a different person as well. Our whole house has been out of whack. I can’t say that this is the root of it all, but I can speculate.
When we got the news, Aspen Aire was there for us. They also found that our hot water heater was leaking and it was time to replace that. So we found all of this out on Wednesday, and today they are at my house. Right now we are installing a new furnace, AC unit and hot water unit. It’s money we hadn’t planned on spending right now, but I look at it like it’s an investment in our home and our health.
If we decide to sell our house, these upgrades will be important to a potential buyer. But I think the peace of mind knowing we will wake up in the morning is all I need. This was a huge wake up call for my family.
It really is worth it to get your furnace checked. A simple service check up from Aspen Aire could give you peace of mind, and maybe even end up saving a life. People die from carbon monoxide poisoning. I just feel lucky that it wasn’t my family.
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by Karess Carter - 1/31/2020
Des Moines, Iowa
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) issues that plague residents of homes and occupants…
