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Amana GMV95 Distinctions — 95% AFUE gas furnace Price
Amana furnaces like the Amana GMV95 Distinctions — 95% AFUE gas furnace Price have a reputation for affordable costs and reliable service that is backed up by the industry’s best warranty. That combination is what attracted Leo in Buffalo, New York to this particular model. Here is a complete list of the key features.
- Up to 95% AFUE for low fuel use and excellent cost savings. Energy Star rated and eligible for federal tax credit.
- Units available at 46K, 69K, 92K and 115K Btu capacity to fit most small, medium and large homes.
- 2-stage gas valve functions with 2-stage or single-stage thermostat.
- Variable speed motor is quiet, efficient and gradually brings air flow up once air is warmed.
- Low constant fan keeps air flowing and reduces humidity in hot weather; low energy use fan.
- Long-lasting silicon nitride igniter.
- Compatible with electronic air cleaner and 24-volt humidifier.
- Insulated cabinet constructed from heavy-gauge steel with baked on enamel finish.
- Multi-position design includes upflow, horizontal and downflow.
- Warranty includes unit replacement if the heat exchanger fails; 10-year on parts. Only good with original owner.
Now to Leo’s submission from our Share an HVAC Price page.
“I don’t go for cheap that doesn’t last, and I don’t want to pay a so much for quality that I’ll never get the return from it. I like a good value, a mixture of affordability and quality. I searched high and low to find that in a furnace and discovered the best value is the Amana. We need a high-efficiency furnace to deal with Buffalo winters, but some 95% efficient furnaces are outrageously expensive. I got HVAC prices from several area contractors before settling on this one:
Amana GMV95 Distinctions, 92,000 Btu gas furnace, $1,599. Installation, $2,500.
Total: $4,099 – $500 tax credit
The installation included removing the old furnace and doing some restructuring of the duct work, a new plenum, replacement of the vent, and some additional wiring. I’ll get a $500 tax credit under the amended program, which will help too. That $500 nearly pays for the upgrade to a 95% efficient furnace over an Amana 80% furnace. That’s the kind of value I love.”
Leo made sure he got all the value out of his high-efficiency furnace by having a qualified contractor do the installation. They have the tools and the training to do the job correctly. Before they are finished with the set up they will test air pressure, gas pressure and other settings to make sure they are precise, guaranteeing the best performance. And if you have questions or if issues arise in the future, dependable service is a phone call away
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