Cool, dry air on the worst days of the Indiana summer. A Trane air conditioner pulls heat and humidity out of your home and holds a steady temperature without blasting on and off. One system. One job. Done right.
Is It Right for You?
A central AC makes sense if you already have ductwork and want whole-home cooling that runs quietly in the background. Variable-speed models like the XV20i are the right pick for homes that want the highest efficiency and tightest temperature control. Single-stage models like the XR16 cover the basics at a lower upfront cost.
Why Trane
Trane builds air conditioners to handle the extremes. TruComfort variable-speed systems adjust output in increments as small as 1/10 of 1 percent to hold temperature within half a degree of the set point. That means steadier comfort, lower humidity, and less wear on the compressor over time.
High SEER ratings, up to 22 on the XV20i, mean more of every dollar of electricity becomes cool air in your home instead of wasted runtime. ComfortLink II communicating technology lets the system auto-configure and self-calibrate for peak performance across the life of the equipment. Fans run 4 dB below the industry minimum, so the outdoor unit stays quiet on the patio.
Trane backs all of it with strong warranties so your investment is protected long after install.
Why Godby
A Trane AC is only as good as the install. Proper sizing, correct refrigerant charge, and clean line-set work are what turn a high-SEER rating on paper into real savings on the bill. Godby's certified technicians handle every step and provide ongoing service. That's what turns a good product into a great long-term investment.
The indoor half of your system. An air handler moves conditioned air through your ducts and pairs with a heat pump or AC outside. Quiet. Clean. Built to last as long as the outdoor unit.
Is It Right for You?
An air handler is required whenever you install a heat pump and is a common pairing with central AC in homes without a gas furnace. It's also the right choice if you want the cleanest, driest, and quietest indoor delivery on the market. Matching a Trane Hyperion to a Trane outdoor unit unlocks communicating capability so the whole system self-configures and self-calibrates.
Why Trane
Trane Hyperion air handlers are built differently. The cabinet uses refrigerator-style insulation sandwiched between double walls, so there's no exposed fibrous material inside the air stream and no sweating or condensation on the outside. That keeps indoor air cleaner and the cabinet drier over time.
All-aluminum coils stand up to formicary corrosion that eats copper coils from the inside out. The Vortica blower moves air with less noise and less energy than standard blowers, so the system runs quietly even at high demand. ComfortLink II communicating technology, available on the TAM9 and matched models, lets the air handler talk to the outdoor unit and thermostat for peak efficiency across the life of the equipment. Add Trane CleanEffects to filter dust, pollen, and allergens at the air handler before they ever reach a room.
Trane backs all of it with strong warranties so your investment is protected long after install.
Why Godby
An air handler is only as good as the install. Duct sealing, correct refrigerant line sizing, and proper airflow setup are what let the equipment hit its rated performance. Godby's certified technicians handle every step and provide ongoing service. That's what turns a good product into a great long-term investment.
Heat and cool any room. No ductwork required. A Mitsubishi ductless system pairs a small outdoor unit with one or more indoor heads that mount on a wall, ceiling, or floor. No blowing through leaky ducts. No one-size-fits-all temperature.
Is It Right for You?
Ductless makes sense if you have a room that never gets comfortable, an addition or finished space with no existing ducts, or a home where you want different temperatures in different rooms. It also works as a whole-home solution when paired with a multi-zone outdoor unit serving up to eight indoor heads.
Why Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Electric builds ductless differently. INVERTER-driven compressors ramp up and down to match the exact load instead of cycling on and off. That means steadier temps, quieter operation, and less energy waste. Every zone runs independently, so rooms people aren't using don't get conditioned for nothing.
Hyper-Heat models keep putting out heat when outdoor temps drop to single digits, so ductless holds up in Indiana winters, not just shoulder seasons. High SEER ratings on the cooling side and no 20 to 30 percent duct loss means more of every energy dollar ends up in the room. Kumo Cloud and handheld controllers let you run each zone from anywhere.
Mitsubishi backs the equipment with strong warranties so your investment is protected long after install.
Why Godby
Ductless only performs as well as the install. Godby's certified technicians handle proper sizing, line-set routing, and commissioning. Club Godby covers annual ductless maintenance so the system stays efficient year after year. That's what turns a good product into a great long-term investment.
The brain of your comfort system. Your thermostat decides when the equipment runs, how hard it works, and how much you spend to stay comfortable. The right one pays for itself.
Is It Right for You?
If you're still using a manual or basic programmable thermostat, an upgrade is almost always worth it. Smart and communicating thermostats cut runtime, catch maintenance issues early, and let you control temperatures from your phone. For homes with variable-speed or multi-stage equipment, a matching communicating thermostat is the only way to unlock the efficiency the system was designed to deliver.
What Godby Offers
Godby installs and services three thermostat brands, each with its own strengths.
Honeywell - is the name most people know. Decades of reliability, a huge model range, and options at every price point make it a safe choice for almost any system.
Ecobee - leads on smart features. Room sensors, voice control, and detailed energy reports help homeowners fine-tune comfort and catch waste before it adds up on the bill.
Trane - thermostats talk directly to Trane equipment. That two-way communication is what makes high-efficiency systems actually hit their rated performance.
Why Godby
A thermostat is only as smart as the setup. Godby's certified technicians match the right control to your system, wire it correctly, and walk you through the features so you actually use them. That's what turns a good product into a great long-term investment.
Smart from the start. Ecobee thermostats use room sensors, your phone's location, and occupancy data to condition the spaces people are actually in, not the ones sitting empty. Comfort where you need it. Savings everywhere else.
Is It Right for You?
Ecobee makes sense if one room in your house is always too hot or too cold, if your schedule is inconsistent, or if you want detailed data on where your energy dollars go. It's also a strong pick for homes that already run Alexa, Apple HomeKit, or Google Home, since Ecobee works natively with all of them.
Why Ecobee
Room sensors are the feature that sets Ecobee apart. Drop one in the bedroom, the home office, or the nursery and the thermostat averages or prioritizes that room instead of only reading the hallway. That fixes the most common complaint about central HVAC without adding zones.
The Smart Thermostat Premium adds a built-in air quality monitor, a smart speaker with Alexa, and radar-based occupancy detection. HomeEnergy and eco+ features automatically adjust for time-of-use rates, humidity, and grid demand, often cutting bills without any manual tuning. Detailed monthly reports show exactly where runtime and money went.
Ecobee backs the equipment with strong warranties so your investment is protected long after install.
Why Godby
A thermostat is only as smart as the setup. Godby's certified technicians match the right Ecobee model to your system, install the sensors where they'll actually help, and walk you through the features so you actually use them. That's what turns a good product into a great long-term investment.
Built to match Trane equipment. A Trane thermostat talks directly to the furnace, heat pump, or air handler instead of just switching them on and off. That two-way communication is what makes high-efficiency systems actually hit their rated performance.
Is It Right for You?
Trane makes sense if you have or are installing Trane equipment, especially variable-speed or multi-stage systems. Communicating thermostats like the ComfortLink II series pull real data from the equipment so every component runs at peak efficiency. For simpler setups, the XB and XR programmable lines handle the basics.
Why Trane
The lineup covers every need. XB and XR programmable models handle 7-day scheduling without Wi-Fi. The XL824 adds smartphone control, maintenance reminders, and compatibility with most HVAC systems, not just Trane. The ComfortLink II XL850 and XL1050 add full-color touchscreens, system diagnostics, and integration with Nexia for whole-home automation including door locks, cameras, and lighting.
Precise calibration, filter and maintenance alerts, and components tested for long run times mean the thermostat lasts as long as the equipment it controls.
Trane backs the equipment with strong warranties so your investment is protected long after install.
Why Godby
A thermostat is only as smart as the setup. Godby's certified technicians match the right Trane control to your system, wire it correctly, and walk you through the features so you actually use them. That's what turns a good product into a great long-term investment.
Proven reliability from the name that's been on the wall for decades. Honeywell thermostats cover everything from simple manual dials to Wi-Fi smart controls. Pick the feature set you want. Skip what you don't.
Is It Right for You?
Honeywell makes sense if you want a dependable thermostat from a brand your installer, your landlord, and the internet all know how to support. The T6 Pro handles 7-day programming without Wi-Fi. The T9 adds smart features with a room sensor for homes that run hot or cold in certain spots. The T10 Pro supports multiple sensors and zoning for larger houses.
Why Honeywell
Honeywell has been making thermostats longer than most HVAC brands have been making equipment. That history shows up in compatibility. Honeywell models work with nearly every residential system, including older setups that newer smart thermostats often refuse to support.
The smart lineup hits the basics well. Geofencing adjusts temps when you leave and return. Smart response learning figures out how long your system takes to reach a set point and starts early. The app handles schedules, alerts, and remote access without making a simple job complicated.
Honeywell backs the equipment with strong warranties so your investment is protected long after install.
Why Godby
A thermostat is only as smart as the setup. Godby's certified technicians match the right Honeywell model to your system, wire it correctly, and walk you through the features so you actually use them. That's what turns a good product into a great long-term investment.