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Choosing the right evaporator coil size is crucial for your HVAC system’s efficiency, longevity, and comfort. This guide walks you through everything you need to know to size your coil correctly, avoid common pitfalls, and make sure your system runs like a champ all year round.

Considering a Goodman E Series mini split, like the Goodman 12,000 BTU mini split or Goodman 9,000 BTU mini split? Let me walk you through sizing, install tips, and why sometimes a properly sized 3 ton R‑32 system is the better long-term solution—even if you're eyeing ductless for smaller spaces.

Thinking about installing a 5‑ton furnace or matching a 5‑ton AC unit gas furnace system? HVAC pro Tony Marino lays out real-world 5‑ton furnace cost, key sizing tips, efficiency trade‑offs, and why sometimes a right‑sized 3‑ton R‑32 system (like Goodman’s) makes more sense—even if you thought you needed a monster setup.

Shopping for an American Standard 4‑ton AC unit, checking American Standard package unit prices, or comparing American Standard 5‑ton air conditioner prices? HVAC pro Tony Marino breaks down pricing, efficiency, installation realities, and where a modern alternative (like Goodman’s R‑32 bundle) might offer better value.

Looking for the best portable AC unit for garage or workshop? I’m Tony Marino, HVAC veteran with over 25 years on the tools. Whether you have no windows, need a cooling system for a hot workshop, or just want a reliable garage air conditioning unit, I’ll walk you through everything—from portable units to marriage with central comfort.

If you're considering a premium AC unit, especially something like a 5 ton variable speed air conditioner or a 5 ton 18 SEER AC unit, you’ve come to the right place. I’m Tony Marino, and I’ve installed and serviced thousands of cooling systems. In this post, I’ll explain what makes high‑end systems different, why variable-speed tech matters, and when you might actually want to upgrade to a system like the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R‑32 bundle—if you don’t really need five tons.

Messing up the wiring on your 50–60 gallon electric water heater isn’t just a rookie mistake—it can fry your unit, trip your breakers, or even start a fire. In this no-fluff guide, Tony walks you through the most common electrical slip-ups and how to steer clear of them so your hot water stays hot and your house stays safe.

If your electric water heater keeps tripping the reset button, don’t ignore it. Tony breaks down the top causes—from overheating elements to faulty thermostats—and walks you through what to check, what to fix, and when it’s time to call in a pro.

Just dropped cash on a brand-new 50–60 gallon electric water heater and still stuck with cold water? Tony’s here to break down the real reasons it might not be heating—and what to check before you call the manufacturer or a pro.

Confused about whether a 50- or 60-gallon electric water heater is enough for your household? Tony breaks down the First Hour Rating and how to install a water heater that won’t run cold when it matters most.

Hey, it’s Tony here. If your water heater’s acting up or you’re thinking about installing a new 50–60 gallon electric unit, this guide’s for you. I break it down step-by-step—no fluff, no nonsense. Just the real-deal fixes and pro tips that’ll save you money and headaches.

If you're in Whispering Pines or Aberdeen, North Carolina and thinking about getting a Carrier air conditioner, this guide is for you. I’m Tony Marino—HVAC pro for over 25 years—and I’ll walk you through the pros and cons of going Carrier locally, the service options nearby, and why the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 system may still outshine in value and performance.