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Carrier’s residential sales dropped nearly 40% in Q4 as the channel destocked and homeowners delayed replacements. The company expects replacement demand to rebound later this year. 

TCL’s comfort and HVAC division has a portfolio of inverter-driven ducted heat pump systems that are scalable, efficient, high-performing, and quiet, the company said in a press release.

With more than 100 gigawatts of U.S. data center demand coming online and a trillion-dollar market looming, Johnson Controls is investing in high-capacity chillers, water-free cooling strategies, and global consistency.

LG is no longer positioning itself as a brand focused on add-on rooms and ductless applications. Instead, the company is emphasizing its ability to serve an entire home or building.

Heatcraft highlighted new refrigeration products, as well as robust training opportunities to help contractors and end users through the refrigerant transition.

Trane expects commercial HVAC sales to remain strong in 2026, while residential sales are projected to be soft in the first quarter before improving in the second half of the year. 

Despite fourth-quarter revenue declines, Lennox expects inventory normalization, pricing discipline, and a stabilization of repair-versus-replacement trends to support a return to growth in 2026. 

The company's commitment to customer service, technical support, and on time delivery will continue without interruption.

Greenheck is now offering its model RT, model RV, and model RVE units with additional capacities.

U.S. Boiler’s new Lancaster Condensing Center of Excellence fuses state-of-the-art assembly with advanced condensing technology.