HVAC Tips

Replacing your old furnace or AC with a high-efficiency system isn’t just good for your utility bills—it might also qualify for thousands of dollars in rebates and tax incentives in 2025.

Here’s what Tony wants you to know about saving real money on your Goodman system this year.

If you’re shopping for a full HVAC setup and comparing Goodman vs. Carrier, you’re in good company. They’re two of the biggest names in residential heating and cooling—and while they serve the same purpose, their approach (and price) can be pretty different.

Here’s how Tony breaks it down for homeowners considering the Goodman 2 Ton Northeast System vs. a comparable Carrier system.

Goodman offers one of the best HVAC warranties on the market—but only if you register it properly and keep up with basic requirements. Many homeowners miss out on coverage because they skip a few easy steps.

Here’s what Tony wants you to know to make sure your system stays protected for the long haul.

The Goodman GR9S960803BN gas furnace delivers 96% AFUE, meaning almost every dollar you spend on gas goes toward heat. But like any machine, it runs best when you take care of it.

Here’s Tony’s seasonal checklist for keeping your high-efficiency furnace humming all year—with tips that save money, extend equipment life, and avoid surprise breakdowns.

Buying a new HVAC system is a big investment—but installing it right is what actually delivers the comfort and energy savings you paid for. Whether you’re hiring a contractor or doing part of the work yourself, here’s what Tony wants you to know about how a Goodman system like this one is installed.

When you’re putting together an HVAC system—like the Goodman 2 Ton 14 SEER2 Northeast System—one part you might overlook is the orientation of your evaporator coil.

It’s not just a technicality. Whether you need a horizontal or vertical coil can impact airflow, efficiency, and installation cost.

If you’ve shopped for a new HVAC system recently, you’ve probably noticed that SEER2 replaced SEER on most equipment labels. But what changed—and why does it matter when you're buying something like the Goodman 2 Ton 14 SEER2 Northeast System?

Here’s Tony breaking it down in real terms.

Most folks buying a complete HVAC system aren’t 100% sure what size they need—and that’s normal. The key is to match system size to your home’s heating and cooling load, not just your square footage.

If you’re looking at the Goodman 2 Ton 14 SEER2 System, this guide will help you figure out whether it’s the right fit—without overbuying or underpowering your home.

When it comes to heating and cooling in the Northeast, one-size-fits-all doesn’t cut it. That’s why systems like the Goodman 2 Ton 14 SEER2 Northeast Package are tailored for colder, more variable climates.

Let’s break down what makes a system Northeast-ready—and why this matters for both comfort and compliance.

If you're eyeing the Goodman 2 Ton 14 SEER2 system, the GLXS3BN2410 condenser is the powerhouse behind your summer comfort. Built to comply with updated federal efficiency standards, it delivers reliable performance for Northeast homes without pushing the price into luxury territory.

Let’s unpack what sets this unit apart—and why it’s worth your attention.