Consumer Reviews of ARMSTRONG central air conditioners

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Popularity:
#20  of 55 brands of central air conditioners

39% of customers recommend
3 of 5 stars 41 reviews

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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
 
Date created: 2012-12-18 Name: Jackyl
Location: Nothern NJ

Satisfaction Rating:
3 of 5 stars Neutral

Review:
"PROPER installation is KEY!"
I read the same reviews over and over. People bashing the equipment and company who makes the equipment. Now I'm not saying that every company don't turn out a lemon every now and then because they do. Anything built by humans is subject to human factors relating to failure. But most of these failures can be traced back to poor installation and lack of maintenance! Most all a/c units look different on the outside, but share the same components on the inside. Compressors made by Copeland, service valves made by Parker, fan motors made by Emerson. From the lowest quality brand to the highest, they are all made with other company's components. Please be sure that you get someone who is a good installer and knows the equipment they install and service. Just like going to a quack doctor can be bad to your health, a bad tech can be a disaster to your hvac equipment!

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
 
Date created: 2012-03-14 Name: Keeping em Cool for 28 years now
Location: Southern California

Satisfaction Rating:
3 of 5 stars Neutral

Review:
"Bottom tier brand"
Armstrong products are the economical choice for anyone on a low budget. Its sole purpose is to compete with the low end "Goodman" line of air conditioning products. Both are bottom tier brands of equipment and if you are thinking of selling your home within 5 years these brands are great because you can pass on the cost of repairs and replacement to the new buyer and their home warranty company. Bottom line is "you get what you pay for" and Long after the sweet taste of low price is gone, does the bitter taste of poor quality linger.

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