Brands we sell & service
Coleman
Coleman residential comfort systems, sized and serviced right for Florida homes.
Blume Mechanical Service sells, installs and services Coleman residential heating and cooling equipment across Florida's Tampa Bay region as a Class A licensed mechanical contractor (CAC-1822618). We handle system replacements, new installations, and ongoing maintenance and repair for Coleman central air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, and air handlers.
About Coleman
Coleman is a residential and light-commercial ducted HVAC brand that has been engineered and manufactured by the Johnson Controls residential HVAC business, the same maker behind York and Luxaire, with the Coleman name used under license from The Coleman Company.
In 2024 Johnson Controls agreed to sell its residential and light-commercial HVAC business to Bosch; that sale closed on August 1, 2025, and Bosch reported integration of the business completed in January 2026. So Coleman, like its sisters York and Luxaire, now sits within Bosch's home-comfort portfolio. One point of confusion worth clearing up: Coleman-branded ducted heating and cooling equipment is a distinct product line and should not be confused with the separate Coleman camping and RV brand.
Blume selects and installs Coleman equipment based on the actual heating and cooling load of each home rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, and services Coleman systems whether or not we installed them.
The Coleman lineup
Most manufacturers organize their equipment into good–better–best lines. Here is how Coleman's break down — though the right choice always depends on your home and a load calculation, not the tier name alone.
- Echelon — Coleman's premium residential line, built around variable-capacity comfort, quieter operation, and higher efficiency for homeowners who want top-tier performance.
- LX — Coleman's value-focused residential line covering single- and multi-stage central air conditioners, heat pumps, and furnaces for dependable, cost-conscious comfort.
How we install and service it
We start with an in-home evaluation and an ACCA Manual J load calculation, then apply Manual S to match equipment capacity to your home rather than simply swapping like-for-like. We review your ductwork, airflow, and existing conditions, recommend a properly sized Coleman system, and install it to manufacturer specifications so it performs as intended.
After installation we register your equipment with the manufacturer, verify airflow and refrigerant charge, and support it with scheduled maintenance and repair to help ensure long, reliable service life. Because Coleman shares engineering with York and Luxaire, service parts are broadly available, which keeps repairs on older Coleman systems from stalling on hard-to-find components.
Coleman owner support & warranty registration
Register your equipment, look up your model's documentation, and check warranty status directly with the manufacturer.
Visit Coleman support →Frequently asked
Who makes Coleman HVAC equipment, and how is it related to York and Luxaire?
Coleman residential ducted HVAC equipment has been manufactured by the Johnson Controls residential HVAC business, the same maker as York and Luxaire, which makes York, Coleman, and Luxaire sister brands built on shared engineering. In 2024 Johnson Controls agreed to sell that residential and light-commercial HVAC business to Bosch; the sale closed on August 1, 2025, and Bosch reported the integration completed in January 2026, so Coleman is now part of Bosch's home-comfort portfolio.
Is Blume a Coleman dealer, or independent?
Blume is an independent Class A licensed Florida mechanical contractor (CAC-1822618) with no manufacturer appointment or factory designation for Coleman. We sell, install and service Coleman equipment on our own credentials and stand behind our workmanship, while your equipment warranty is administered directly by the manufacturer.
Is this the same Coleman as the camping coolers and RV air conditioners?
No. Coleman residential ducted heating and cooling systems are a distinct HVAC product line made by the Johnson Controls residential business (now under Bosch) using the Coleman name under license. The camping gear and rooftop RV air conditioners are a separate Coleman brand and are not what we install or service.
Which Coleman product line is right for my home?
It depends on your comfort goals, budget, and the load of your home. The Echelon line targets homeowners who want premium, variable-capacity efficiency and quieter operation, while the LX line offers dependable single- and multi-stage comfort at a more accessible price. We help you choose after we calculate your home's actual heating and cooling load.
How do I register my Coleman equipment and check my warranty?
Use the Coleman owner support and warranty registration page, linked here, to register your system, look up documentation, and confirm coverage. Timely registration is important because unregistered equipment can revert to shorter warranty terms. We can complete registration for you at installation and give you the records for your files.
Why does correct sizing matter so much for a Coleman system?
An oversized or undersized system short-cycles, struggles with Florida humidity, and wears out faster. We perform an ACCA Manual J load calculation and Manual S equipment selection so your Coleman system is matched to your home, which helps ensure comfort, efficiency, and a longer service life.
Ready for a properly sized Coleman system? Contact Blume Mechanical Service for an in-home evaluation and honest recommendation across the Tampa Bay region.
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References: Coleman (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