Carrier HVAC Units

Carrier Air Conditioner

Optimum, Supreme, and Premier are the three models of Carrier ACs we offer. They all come with an R-410A chlorine-free refrigerant, which is an environmentally-friendly, next-generation solution.

Aside from protecting your health and the atmosphere’s ozone layer, R-410A facilitates a higher heat transfer at lower energy consumption, so you can save, long-term.

The Supreme and Premier AC units are equipped with reliable scroll compressors that force cooled air into your home and automatically turn off when the desired temperature is reached.

Optimum has superior capabilities such as a two-stage compression for enhanced summer dehumidification when managed by the Infinity control.

All Carrier residential AC systems have high SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) ratings, starting around 13.0 SEER and reaching as high as 18.0 SEER. The higher the SEER ratings of your AC unit, the more you’ll save. Discover additional information about the Carrier furnace and air conditioners we provide.

Carrier Gas Furnaces

Aside from Optimum, Supreme, and Premier AC units, Carrier offers three models of furnaces with the same name. These high-quality, long-lasting units are intended to accommodate all your comfort needs, as well as your budget.

You can choose between single-stage, two-stage, or modulating Carrier gas furnaces, depending on how many heating options and features you need or how much temperature control you desire.

With Carrier, you can easily adjust humidity levels in your home for increased comfort, as some models have exceptional year-round humidity management when installed as part of a complete Infinity system.

While furnaces are notoriously loud pieces of equipment, the ones manufactured by Carrier are ultra-quiet. Optimum, for instance, comes with an insulated cabinet and QuieTech™ noise reduction that makes you forget it’s running.

In addition to superior humidity controls, comfort features, and sound performance, Carrier furnaces are great for saving on energy costs.

Furnaces are rated by their annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE). Just like with SEER rating, you want to look for higher AFUE ratings, and Carrier furnaces have up to 98.5% AFUE.