May 3, 2005: Trane To Raise Prices On Unitary Products

May 3, 2005

TYLER, Texas - Trane, a business of American Standard Companies Inc., has announced a price increase from 3 to 8 percent on residential and light commercial unitary products and accessories. The price increase is effective July 1, 2005.

Publication date: 05/02/2005

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May 3, 2005: Trane To Raise Prices On Unitary Products

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