Comments on: Bryant Evolution Series Heat Pump

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By: Jim

Jim — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 20:40:41 +0000

This message if for Ron S. in Geroia. Sounds like you have more comptetion in your area and/or you got a good deal. Thanks for the feedback Ron.

By: Ron S.

Ron S. — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 09:11:25 +0000

This meesage is for Jim in Oregon, I am having the same equipment installed except it is 3.0 ton and the quote for it is 6,800.00. I live in Georgia, after the rebates of 2,500 my final will be 4,300.00.

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 19:24:34 +0000

This is for any Bryant contractor:
I’m thinking about installing Bryant Evolution 286BNA036 2 stage, 2.5 ton heat pump: 16.5 SEER, 13 EER, 9.5 HSPF Variable Speed Blower, 2 stage Puron Heat Pump with Evolution Control System with Bryant programable thermostat. Of course 10 year parts , 10 year compressor and two(2) year labor warrenty.
Price does not include duct sealing or testing, but I will have that done. Price quoted does not include about $3300.00 Fed, OR State and Bryant rebates
Price quoted is: $7500.00 for southern Oregon.
Is that a fair price?? I like the contractor, will check out his references. I believe 50% of the project success is the quality and integrity of the contractor. I can check out the contractor, I need help with the quote price. I believe it is a fair price.
Thanks to any and all Bryant contractors who reply.

By: Todd

Todd — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 08:44:21 +0000

I am a Heating and Air contractor and have install many Evolution systems with very little problem. Sounds like many of these problem is from faulty installations but at time a component will fail like on any other thing that is made by man. Un like the auto industry when a conponent fails labor is not included in the warranty unless you op for an extended labor warranty that can be purchased, or talk you installer in giving you a free extended labor warranty. I give a free no cost two year labor warranty with all int equipment that I install. How many new cars are bought and not have something go wrong in the first three years? Get a good respectable contractor to install you equipment.

By: Landy Davis

Landy Davis — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 09:47:52 +0000

Just like others, 2.5 year compressor failure. My contractor told me he has another evolution that just did the same thing but most are okay at 3 years. There is obviously a problem with this unit.

By: Tina

Tina — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 13:56:30 +0000

Since my post yesterday, we had the pump to the main Evolution system leak all over my basement. Additionally the upstairs’ system capacitor went out last night. The capacitor only has a one year warranty, so it ended up being a $100 weekend.

By: Tina

Tina — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 21:14:53 +0000

Evolution Heat pump is not recommended by me. Please save yourself the money and time and get something else.The compressor went out on our main system last week. It was fixed last night and our upstairs unit quit working tonight. Our THREE systems are only 4 years old and we have had them serviced twice a year since owning the home. The main system’s compressor went out on a Friday. When diagnosed Monday, we were told that it would take 3 days to arrive, and cost $700 labor that the warranty doesn’t cover. Thursday afternoon the WRONG COMPRESSOR ARRIVED. Friday morning I spoke to Carrier who said Monday would be the earliest it could be here. Apparently they didn’t really seem to care about customer satisfaction especially since we had bought 3 of their top of the line systems. The compressor was thankfully replaced yesterday because our dealer had one that another customer ordered (what does that tell you?) but didn’t show up to get. I’m really not looking forward to the expense or the delay in correcting the upstairs issue. Also, we have been under extensive heat advisories the whole time. Thanks but not thanks Bryant. Your products and service are horrible. I will go back to a Trane for sure next time.

By: drocks

drocks — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 11:47:10 +0000

Early Compressor failure could be the result of poor installation. Make sure your installer knows the absolute must of evacuating all moisture from the line set.