Trane Supply

Trane Supply operates as a heating equipment supplier in Bloomington, Minnesota, serving the southern Twin Cities metro area including nearby communities such as Burnsville and Richfield. The location maintains standard commercial hours Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 4:30 PM, with weekend availability not offered. With a rating of 3.9 stars derived from seven customer reviews, the supplier has attracted mixed feedback ranging from one to five stars, reflecting varied customer experiences over time. The storefront functions as a distribution point for Trane heating equipment rather than an installation contractor, supplying equipment to both DIY homeowners and licensed HVAC professionals in the region.

As an authorized Trane distributor, this Bloomington location provides access to the Trane equipment lineup including furnaces, heat pumps, and air handling units. The supplier differentiates itself through competitive pricing on equipment, a advantage noted by multiple five-star reviewers. However, prospective customers should be aware that this location operates primarily as a will-call counter for equipment pickup rather than a full-service installation contractor. Those seeking in-home installation services would likely need to arrange separate contractor installation, while those comfortable with DIY equipment installation or those working with their own HVAC professional will find the supplier offers direct access to Trane brand heating equipment.

Customer reviews reveal a dichotomy in service experiences. Four reviewers awarding five stars specifically commend the staff for helpfulness and excellent customer service, with reviewer Mark Goetz noting both the service quality and competitive pricing as highlights. Ryan Berger and Heather also contributed brief five-star endorsements citing staff helpfulness. Conversely, two reviewers awarded one star, with Bryan Golden describing the experience as the worst service ever and Juan Pablo Gil reporting an unhelpful interaction with the clerk. The disparity suggests service quality may depend on specific staff interactions at the time of visit.