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Goodman 120K BTU 96% AFUE Upflow/Horizontal ComfortBridge Two-Stage Gas Furnace

Goodman 120K BTU 96% AFUE Upflow/Horizontal ComfortBridge Two-Stage Gas Furnace

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Product Details

Manufacturer: Goodman
Goodman Part Numbers: GRVT961205DN
Item Number: GDM-GRVT961205DN
UPC: 663051702943
The Goodman GRVT961205DN Gas Furnace 120000 BTUH/H Energy Star really makes staying cozy super simple. It boasts a clever variable speed airflow system that gives you loads of fan choices for just the right level of comfort, all while being easy on your wallet thanks to its Energy Star rating. Plus, a helpful LED control board keeps you in the loop with its self-diagnostic features, and it plays nice with single-stage thermostats. This smart furnace even comes with ComfortBridge technology, letting you peek at its performance through a handy Bluetooth connection using the CoolCloud app. You'll love that it can be installed in pretty much any spot, handling venting like a champ. Inside, tough aluminized steel and stainless steel heat exchangers mean it's built to last, and a quiet two-speed blower helps keep your home peaceful.

Venting Requirements: This item requires a chimney with 2" inner diameter.

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Ken from golden, colorado asked:
I'm interested in this Goodman 120,000 BTU, 24-inch furnace, but I'm unsure how to find an installer. Do HVAC installers typically make their profit from selling the unit itself?
I'm interested in this Goodman 120,000 BTU, 24-inch furnace, but I'm unsure how to find an installer. Do HVAC installers typically make their profit from selling the unit itself?
As an online-only retailer, we do not offer installation services directly. We sell the equipment, and local professionals handle the installation.

Your concern is valid. Many HVAC companies prefer to sell and install their own equipment to account for their profit margin on the hardware. To find an installer, focus on independent HVAC service contractors rather than those who are part of a larger dealership. Here are some recommended steps:

  • Search contractor platforms such as Angi, HomeAdvisor, or Thumbtack for HVAC service companies in your area. When contacting them, be upfront that you have already purchased the unit and are seeking labor-only installation. Many independent shops are accustomed to customers supplying their own equipment and will provide a quote based on labor costs. Some may charge a slight premium since they won't have a margin on the unit, which is standard practice.
  • You can also find certified gas professionals in your area by visiting nficertified.org and entering your zip code.
  • Additionally, most states require HVAC contractors to be licensed to work on gas lines and install furnaces. Your state's contractor licensing board website is another excellent resource for locating licensed and vetted HVAC professionals.
Answered by: Tyler M. on Aug 13, 2026

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