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OEM & Replacement Parts
25001 parts in stock across the major HVAC brands — organized by manufacturer family, because knowing who really built your unit is half the repair. Same-day dispatch from Houston before 3PM CST.
Carrier, Bryant and Payne are built on the same Carrier Corporation platform — in most cases the same furnace or condenser leaves the same line wearing a different badge, and service parts interchange by part number across all three. If your Bryant part is out of stock, the Carrier equivalent is usually the identical component.
International Comfort Products builds Heil, Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Arcoaire, KeepRite and Day & Night in the same factories — with the same part numbers. An ICP flame sensor for a Heil furnace is the same part a Tempstar of that platform uses. That's why we cross-list them: search any one badge and you're really searching the whole family.
Goodman and Amana are both Daikin-owned and share platforms and service parts across most residential lines. Goodman part numbers (like the 0130F00010S flame sensor) commonly serve matching Amana models — check your model number on the part page and the fitment is guaranteed either way.
Full OEM parts coverage for the remaining national brands — Lennox and Trane run proprietary platforms where exact part-number matching matters most, while Rheem and Ruud (like Carrier/Bryant) are sister lines that widely interchange.
The parts inside the box: thermostats and gas valves from Honeywell, White-Rodgers and Emerson; compressors from Copeland and Tecumseh; expansion valves from Sporlan and Danfoss; motors from Fasco; and universal service parts from Supco and Mars. These makers supply every equipment brand above — which is why one Honeywell gas valve can serve a dozen different furnace badges.
Check the nameplate — the metal data plate on the side of your condenser or inside the furnace cabinet. It lists the brand, model number and serial number. If the plate is worn or confusing, snap a photo and our free Nameplate Decoder reads it for you and links straight to matching parts.
Usually, yes — all three are Carrier Corporation platforms, and service parts are shared by part number across badges. The safe method: match by part number, not brand label. Every listing on our site shows the exact models it fits, and each order is covered by our fit guarantee.
We stock genuine OEM parts, and where a quality universal alternative exists we offer it as a clearly labeled option at a lower price — the choice is always visible on the product page, never substituted silently.
Component makers cross so many equipment lines that we can usually match your part anyway — search your part number first, or contact our parts team with your model number and we'll track it down.