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Dozens of brand names, a handful of parent companies. Here is who really makes what, so you can compare systems knowing what is under the badge.

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General Electric

Gold Eagle is a GE Elite Dealer for GE Appliances heating and cooling equipment, and GE systems we install come with a 12-year limited parts warranty.

If you are weighing GE against the other brands on this page, ask us where it fits for your house; we install it and we service the rest.

About GE
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American Standard

Gold Eagle is an authorized American Standard dealer. American Standard builds high-efficiency central systems meant to run quietly and hold up in demanding climates, and five months of Austin cooling season qualifies.

About American Standard
A bold red Honeywell wordmark spans the image, with a prominent capital H and smooth, rounded lowercase letters in a heavy typeface.

Honeywell

Honeywell makes thermostats, zoning systems and air quality products. What you buy with Honeywell is control: a good thermostat or zoning setup holds temperature and humidity where you set them, which also helps the system run efficiently.

About Honeywell
A dark blue, italic AprilAire wordmark stretches across a white field, with a small registered trademark symbol beside the final letter.

AprilAire

AprilAire makes whole-home dehumidifiers, air purifiers and ventilation systems. In a humid Austin house, whole-home dehumidifiers pull out the moisture the AC leaves behind, and better filtration keeps dust off the coil and out of the ducts.

About AprilAire
A white Mitsubishi Electric logo shows its three-diamond emblem beside bold lettering, with “Cooling & Heating” printed below.

Mitsubishi Electric

Mitsubishi Electric makes ductless and variable refrigerant heating and cooling systems. Each indoor unit runs on its own, so they fit rooms central air struggles with, like an addition or a hot upstairs bedroom. Gold Eagle is a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Contractor.

About Mitsubishi Electric

Brand Pages

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Carrier Global

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International Comfort Products (ICP)
A red geometric emblem sits beside bold charcoal LENNOX lettering, with the smaller word INTERNATIONAL arranged beneath.

Lennox International

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Daikin
The blue Johnson Controls wordmark appears in two lines beside a curved emblem of teal, blue, and green bands.

Johnson Controls
A bold white Rheem wordmark and stylized letter R sit inside a solid red circular emblem, with a registered mark below.

Rheem Manufacturing
A red geometric emblem sits beside the bold gray NORTEK wordmark, with the words AIR SOLUTIONS arranged beneath it.

Nortek Global

A red BOSCH wordmark appears beside Bosch’s circular silver-and-black emblem, with bold uppercase lettering and a geometric symbol.

Bosch
A bold LG logo combines a magenta circular emblem with a white stylized face beside large gray letters on a light field.

LG
A stylized GREE wordmark in dark blue with a red-and-blue circular emblem, shown in clean, bold geometric lettering.

GREE
A bold red Fujitsu wordmark with its distinctive looped symbol above the lettering, shown in clean, custom-styled typography.

Fujitsu
A red circular emblem with horizontal stripes sits beside the bold, italic TRANE wordmark and registered trademark symbol.

Trane

Who Owns the Other Brands We Service?

Many brands we service have no page of their own on our site. Here is who owns each one, with a link to the parent company’s page.

Daikin family

  • Goodman. One of the most common AC brands in Texas. Founded by Houston contractor Harold Goodman in 1975 and owned by Daikin since 2012, Goodman is built at Daikin’s campus in Waller, Texas. Read about Daikin and Goodman.
  • Amana Heating & Cooling. Goodman’s upscale sibling, built on the same Texas campus. The Amana name is licensed from the appliance world. See the Daikin family.
  • Janitrol. An older brand Goodman bought in 1982; you still see it on legacy furnaces and condensers. Daikin family.

Carrier family

  • Carrier. Named for Willis Carrier, whose 1902 system was built to control humidity. Carrier page.
  • Bryant. Founded in 1904 in Cleveland, owned by Carrier since 1955. Shares engineering and many parts with Carrier, sold by its own dealers. Bryant vs Carrier.
  • Payne. Carrier’s value brand with a simpler lineup. Carrier family.
  • Heil and Tempstar. The best-known ICP brands. Heil vs Tempstar comes down mostly to badge and dealer, since they share a platform and many parts. ICP brands.
  • Comfortmaker, Arcoaire, Airquest, Day & Night, KeepRite. More ICP sister brands built on the same platform. International Comfort Products.

Trane family

  • Ameristar. Trane Technologies’ affordable brand, once a line under American Standard. Trane family.
  • RunTru and Oxbox. No-frills Trane Technologies brands; Trane says RunTru is designed, tested and assembled in the U.S.A. Trane family.

Rheem family

  • Ruud. Part of Rheem since 1959. Comparable Ruud and Rheem units share components and are built in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Ruud vs Rheem.
  • WeatherKing. Rheem’s value tier. Rheem family.
  • Frigidaire, Maytag and Gibson. Central systems built by Nortek Global HVAC under licensed names, part of Rheem since 2024. Nortek page.
  • Intertherm and Miller. Nortek lines designed for manufactured homes. Nortek page.

Bosch family (formerly Johnson Controls)

  • York. A classic American HVAC name. The home and light commercial business now belongs to Bosch, which licenses the York name. York and Johnson Controls.
  • Coleman. York’s sister brand, now also under Bosch. York and Coleman.
  • Luxaire and Champion. More former Johnson Controls brands on the same platform, now Bosch. Bosch page.

Lennox family

  • Ducane, Armstrong Air, AirEase and Concord. Allied Air brands owned by Lennox and sold through wholesale distributors, unlike Lennox itself. Lennox page.
  • Samsung. Samsung ductless systems are sold in the U.S. through Samsung Lennox HVAC North America, a joint venture based in Roanoke, Texas. Lennox and Samsung.

Others

  • Tosot. A Gree-owned brand built by Gree. Gree page.
  • Haier and Hotpoint. Sister names to GE heating and cooling under GE Appliances, a Haier company. GE page.
  • Hitachi. Home air conditioning under the Hitachi name moved to Bosch in 2025 under a long-term license. Bosch page.

How can you tell who made your system?

  • Look at the data plate on the outdoor unit and the indoor furnace or air handler. It lists the brand, model number and serial number.
  • Check the model number prefix, which often reveals the family even when the badge does not.
  • Pull out your warranty registration or original invoice, which names the brand and installer.

Can’t make sense of the plate? Show it to our technician on a service call and we will tell you what you have. Ready to compare replacements? Try Build Your Own System. Need help today? See AC repair or heating. Want fewer surprises? Join our Home Maintenance Plan.

How Gold Eagle works with every brand

Gold Eagle is a family-owned heating, cooling and indoor air quality company in Austin. We install, service and repair systems from every brand family on this page, and we are formal dealers for three: a GE Elite Dealer, an authorized American Standard dealer and a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Contractor. The Diamond title means we have met Mitsubishi’s training and qualification requirements for ductless and inverter systems. See ductless mini-splits and indoor air quality.

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