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Winter’s coming—don’t let your electric furnace quit on you. Mike Sanders shares a no-nonsense checklist to keep your system running smooth, efficient, and trouble-free all season long.

Think you need to be an electrician to wire an electric furnace? Not quite. Mike Sanders walks you through electric furnace wiring basics—from safety prep to breaker sizing—so you can handle your install with confidence and avoid blowing fuses (or eyebrows).

Venting might not seem like a big deal for an electric furnace—but don’t be fooled. Mike Sanders breaks down why airflow and ductwork are mission-critical for electric systems, and shows you how to keep your setup safe, quiet, and super efficient.

If your electric furnace is blowing cool air or cycling weirdly, it might be time to look at the heating elements. Mike Sanders walks you through how to safely test and replace these crucial parts with confidence—even if you’ve never popped the panel off your furnace before.

Breaker trips driving you nuts? Mike breaks down the top causes why your electric furnace keeps shutting down and shows you safe, practical steps to diagnose and fix the problem—without burning out your patience (or your panel).

Thinking about wiring your electric furnace yourself? Mike breaks down the must-know electrical basics—from breaker sizing and wire gauge to safety checks and common pitfalls. Learn how to prepare, what tools you need, and when to call in the pros.

Got questions about installing or fixing your electric furnace? Mike’s here to break it down with hands-on advice, a few chuckles, and hard-earned wisdom. Learn everything from wiring and airflow to diagnosing heating failures—with guidance from trusted sources like Carrier and The Spruce.

If your central AC breaks down during a heatwave or you’re managing a facility that needs fast relief, temporary cooling units like spot ACs and 5-ton portable air conditioners can be lifesavers. In this guide, I’ll walk you through what spot aircon really is, when to use portable cooling, and why choosing the right unit—like a reliable 5-ton portable AC—can make all the difference. We’ll also explore a long-term cooling solution like the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 Bundle for permanent peace of mind.

Mike Sanders breaks down the key differences between a 3 ton Rheem package unit and a 3 ton Rheem condenser to help you choose the right HVAC system for your home. Discover which setup fits your space, budget, and comfort needs—and learn why the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 bundle is a top contender for reliable, efficient cooling.

Thinking about upgrading your AC system but unsure whether a 3-ton or 4-ton variable speed air conditioner is the right fit? In this guide, I break down the pros, cons, and real-world performance of systems like the 3 ton variable speed air conditioner and 4 ton inverter models. We’ll talk energy savings, indoor comfort, installation tips, and how these modern systems stack up against traditional units. Plus, I’ll show you how the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 Bundle offers serious value for homeowners looking to make a smart investment in cooling comfort.

Thinking of upgrading or replacing your 4 ton AC unit compressor? Let’s break down what you need to know about 4 ton air conditioner compressors, how they work, what affects cost, and what alternatives offer better efficiency and reliability—without the guesswork.

Thinking about upgrading your AC? Here's a real-world breakdown of the Bryant 3 Ton AC line versus a top-tier Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 system. We’ll talk compressors, cost, and cooling power—without the industry fluff.