Complete furnace + AC installed — $8,450.

We over-ordered for the season and our private-label SouthTowne Signature (ICP) furnace + AC bundle is the best value in the lot. Same factory, same warranty-backed install, our badge on the cabinet — $8,450 installed (about $108/month). Prefer the Bryant nameplate? $9,450 installed ($120/month). Thermostat, CO detector, sales tax and labor are included either way. When the lot is gone, it's gone.

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Main specialComplete furnace + AC · tax & labor included

Furnace + AC installed — $8,450

Regular price $18,900 — you save $10,450 with the private-label choice

Our SouthTowne Signature (ICP) private-label bundle is the best value in the overstock lot. Same factory build, same warranty-backed install, our badge on the cabinet — complete furnace + AC, tax and labor included, for $8,450.

Every install includes — no add-on pricing

Programmable thermostat installed
Carbon monoxide detector installed
Sales tax included
All installation labor and materials
Removal and disposal of your old equipment
Permit, warranty registration, and cleanup

Most neighbors choose the SouthTowne Signature private label at $108/month. The Bryant-branded system is $120/month with approved credit.

Lock in $8,450 — book free measurement (513) 427-0009

Also in the lot

Single-unit overstock: base AC, furnace and heat pump systems plus Bradford White water heaters. Pick a unit, then book a free measurement so we can confirm the sizing.

Book your free sizing measurement

Pick a 2-hour window and we'll come measure your home to confirm the Furnace + AC system — SouthTowne Signature (ICP) is the right size. It's completely free — no sales pressure, no obligation. We'll hold $8,450 installed (about $108/mo) for 72 hours.

Removal and disposal of old equipment
Standard installation labor and materials
Refrigerant-line inspection and connection
Pressure testing, evacuation, and refrigerant charging
Electrical, drain, and thermostat connections
Minor sheet-metal modifications
Complete system start-up and testing
Permit, warranty registration, and cleanup