Brands we sell & service
Amana
Durable Amana heating and cooling, installed and serviced across Tampa Bay.
Blume Mechanical Service sells, installs and services Amana residential heating and cooling equipment across Florida's Tampa Bay region as a Class A licensed mechanical contractor (CAC-1822618). We handle installations, replacements, and repairs on Amana air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, and air handlers regardless of who installed them.
About Amana
Amana is a residential heating and cooling brand manufactured under license by Daikin Comfort Technologies North America, the maker also known as Goodman Manufacturing. Amana-brand systems are designed, engineered and assembled in the U.S.A. and cover the core equipment a Florida home needs: air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, air handlers and coils, and packaged units.
Because Amana HVAC is built by Goodman, which Daikin owns, Amana, Goodman and Daikin are sister brands that share engineering and U.S. factories. For a buyer comparing an Amana quote to a Goodman quote, that means you are looking at close relatives rather than unrelated products — so the deciding factors are the specific efficiency level, the matched indoor and outdoor components, the controls, and the warranty terms. Amana is historically known for strong warranty coverage on its higher-tier equipment. The Amana HVAC name is used under license and is a separate business from the Amana kitchen-appliance brand.
Blume selects and installs the right Amana system for your home using ACCA Manual J load calculations and Manual S equipment selection rather than rules of thumb, and services Amana equipment whether or not we installed it.
The Amana lineup
Most manufacturers organize their equipment into good–better–best lines. Here is how Amana's break down — though the right choice always depends on your home and a load calculation, not the tier name alone.
- Air conditioners — Split-system central cooling in a range of efficiency levels for Florida's long cooling season.
- Heat pumps — Electric heating and cooling in one system — well suited to Tampa Bay's mild winters, with newer low-GWP refrigerant options.
- Gas furnaces — For homes on natural or propane gas; commonly paired with an AC coil for a full split system.
- Air handlers and coils — The indoor half of a heat pump or AC system, matched to the outdoor unit for rated performance.
- Packaged units — Heating and cooling combined in a single outdoor cabinet, common where indoor equipment space is limited.
How we install and service it
We start with an ACCA Manual J load calculation to size the system to your actual home, then use Manual S to match the Amana outdoor unit, indoor coil or air handler, and controls as a rated system. Sizing to the house rather than copying the old unit is what lets a system control Florida humidity, run efficiently, and reach its expected service life.
We handle permitting and inspection, register your equipment with the manufacturer so your warranty coverage starts correctly, verify refrigerant charge and airflow at commissioning, and service what we install. We also maintain and repair existing Amana systems regardless of who put them in, and because Amana shares parts with Goodman and Daikin, service components are broadly available.
Amana owner support & warranty registration
Register your equipment, look up your model's documentation, and check warranty status directly with the manufacturer.
Visit Amana support →Frequently asked
Who actually makes Amana HVAC equipment, and how does it relate to Goodman and Daikin?
Amana-brand heating and cooling equipment is manufactured under license by Daikin Comfort Technologies North America, the same manufacturer known as Goodman Manufacturing, which is owned by Daikin. Amana, Goodman and Daikin are sister brands built by the same company and sharing engineering and U.S. factories. The Amana HVAC name is used under license — it is a separate business from the Amana kitchen-appliance brand.
If Amana and Goodman are built by the same manufacturer, how should I compare a quote for each?
Because they come from the same manufacturer and share many components, an Amana system and a comparable Goodman system are close relatives rather than unrelated products. When comparing two quotes, look past the badge and match the specifics: the efficiency level, the exact indoor and outdoor components paired together, the controls, and — importantly — the warranty coverage, since Amana has historically offered stronger warranty terms on its higher tiers. We are glad to lay a like-for-like comparison side by side.
Is Blume an Amana dealer, or independent?
Blume is an independent Class A licensed Florida mechanical contractor (CAC-1822618) with no manufacturer appointment or factory designation for Amana. We purchase, install and service Amana equipment, register it with the manufacturer on your behalf, and stand behind our workmanship.
What warranty coverage comes with an Amana system?
Warranty coverage varies by product and tier, with Amana historically emphasizing strong coverage on its higher-end equipment. Terms depend on the specific unit and on timely product registration, which we complete for you at installation. You can confirm your exact coverage anytime through the manufacturer's owner-support site.
Is an Amana heat pump a good fit for the Tampa Bay climate?
For most homes here, yes. Our winters are mild, so an electric heat pump can both cool in summer and heat in the cooler months efficiently, without gas. We confirm the fit with a Manual J load calculation before recommending a system.
Can you service an Amana system I already own?
Yes. We maintain, repair and tune up existing Amana heating and cooling equipment, and we can look up your model's documentation and warranty status with the manufacturer to inform the work.
Call Blume Mechanical Service for an Amana installation quote or service visit anywhere in the Tampa Bay area.
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References: Amana (manufacturer) — product lines and owner support · ACCA Manual J / Manual S — load calculation and equipment selection · Blume Mechanical Service — Class A licensed Florida mechanical contractor, CAC-1822618