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If you're shopping for an HVAC package unit—whether that’s a gas package unit, a heat pump package, or one of those 1 ton package units or 3 ton gas package units—you might think bigger is always better. As a grizzled HVAC vet, I’ll tell you: the smartest investment is the system that fits your needs, not your ego. In this blog I break down types from 1 1/2 ton heat pump package units to 3 ton gas package units, dig into ductwork and install considerations, and explain why the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R‑32 System I’ve been using (see pillar page) stands tall in both function and value.

Choosing the right air conditioner isn’t just about price—it’s about how well it keeps your space comfortable and your energy bills in check. From basic single stage AC units to advanced variable speed air conditioners, each technology offers different benefits. In this blog, I break down the key differences and explain why the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 system, with its variable speed compressor and eco-friendly refrigerant, stands out as one of the best variable speed HVAC systems on the market today.

If you’re looking for a 5 ton commercial AC unit, you might be tempted to go big or go home. But let me tell you—bigger isn’t always better, especially when you’re trying to balance performance, efficiency, and long-term value. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the real difference between a 3 ton commercial AC unit and a 5 ton commercial AC, and why this Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 bundle might just be the best investment you can make for your small business or light commercial space.

If you're weighing the pros and cons of buying an Ameristar AC unit, listen up. I've installed them, repaired them, and replaced them—and while they may be sold as a Trane-backed value option, the devil’s in the details. Let’s break down how they stack up against a system like the Goodman 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 R-32 bundle I’ve been putting in lately. Spoiler alert: Goodman punches above its weight, and R-32 refrigerant changes the game.

Flipping the breaker on your new Goodman GLXS4BA3610 system should bring cool, quiet confidence—not chaos. In this final guide, we walk through the expected startup sequence, signs of trouble, and what to check if things go off script.

If your Goodman AMST36CU1300 air handler is leaking water, it’s not just annoying—it’s a warning sign. This guide breaks down the common causes of drainage and overflow issues and shows you how to prevent long-term water damage and system inefficiencies with simple checks and fixes.

Installing a new air conditioning system isn’t just about connecting wires and refrigerant lines—it’s about precision, planning, and avoiding the same pitfalls that trip up thousands of homeowners and contractors alike. Here’s what to watch out for with your Goodman GLXS4BA3610 + AMST36CU1300 system.

Running into high head pressure on your new Goodman 3 Ton R-32 system? Don’t stress. I’ll walk you through how to check the refrigerant charge without guesswork — just practical steps, no jargon.

Is your outdoor unit buzzing like a bug zapper—or worse, doing absolutely nothing? Mark’s back to break down real-world diagnostics for the Goodman GLXS4BA3610 condenser. From bad capacitors to busted contactors, this guide keeps you cool under pressure.

Just finished installing your Goodman R-32 system and wondering why the airflow feels more like a whisper than a whoosh? Mark walks you through dialing in the DIP switches for proper CFM, static pressure, and real comfort.

Installing a new HVAC system is supposed to be exciting, not a headache. Mark walks you through the must-know steps and quick fixes for the 3 Ton 14.5 SEER2 Goodman R-32 system so you can keep your cool and avoid costly mistakes.

Your AC’s compressor and condenser are the powerhouse behind every cool breeze. Learn how these critical parts work together, why they’re essential to your system’s performance, and how maintaining them can save you money. Whether you’re considering a repair or an upgrade, understanding these components is key to smart HVAC decisions.