HVAC Tips
How to Prep Your Outdoor AC Unit for Winter (Without Calling in a Pro)
Worried about winter wrecking your AC outside unit? Here’s a no-nonsense, step-by-step homeowner’s guide to protecting your exterior HVAC unit when the temps drop—written by someone who actually lives this stuff.
What Size AC and Furnace System Do I Need? Mike Breaks It Down
Not sure what tonnage or BTUs your home really needs? In this guide, Mike walks you through how to size an AC and gas furnace system—without getting ripped off or overwhelmed by technical jargon.
What’s a Matched HVAC System—and Why Does It Matter for Your Comfort and Energy Bill?
Not all HVAC parts play nice together. Mike Sanders explains why pairing your furnace, coil, and condenser as a “matched system” is key to real comfort, maximum energy efficiency, and fewer repair headaches.
Is a 15.2 SEER2 System Enough? Mike Digs Into the Real-World Payoff
When shopping for a new HVAC system, the SEER2 rating is a crucial factor to consider. But what does a 15.2 SEER2 rating actually mean for your comfort and energy bills? In this article, Mike Sanders breaks down the significance of SEER2 ratings and evaluates whether a 15.2 SEER2 system is sufficient for your needs.
R-32 vs. R-410A: Why This Goodman System’s Refrigerant Matters More Than You Think
If you think all AC refrigerants are basically the same, let me stop you right there. The switch from R-410A to R-32 in Goodman’s 15.2 SEER2 system isn’t just a trendy upgrade—it’s a real game-changer. From energy efficiency to safety to the future of HVAC rules, here's why this system's R-32 refrigerant is a big deal (and why you don’t want to be stuck with yesterday’s tech).
Why the 96% AFUE Furnace in This Goodman System Can Save You Real Money—Without Sacrificing Comfort
Let’s cut to the chase: nobody wants to overspend on heating bills. The Goodman 96% AFUE natural gas furnace in this high-efficiency system isn’t just a spec on a product page—it’s a workhorse that keeps your house warm while keeping your wallet in check. Here’s why that 96% matters, and how it stacks up against the real-world costs of staying cozy.