Manufactured homes have unique HVAC needs, from compact ductwork to zoning and airflow challenges. In this section, you’ll find tips and solutions specific to manufactured home heating and air systems. Learn about sizing, energy efficiency, filter maintenance, thermostat issues, and how to improve comfort year-round. Whether you’re upgrading a system or fixing airflow problems, these articles are tailored for mobile and modular home setups.
Easy, is always in the eyes of the beholder. So let me explain an easy and very effective way to upgrade to a better mobile home furnace filter. The benefits of this upgrade are: If this is beyond your capability or desire to DIY then you must know or can find someone who can do…
Nordyne has become Nortek Global HVAC. Under that name Nortek, they manufacture and distribute a complete line of residential heating equipment specifically designed for manufactured or mobile homes. When adding a heat pump or air conditioner to a manufactured home it requires a mobile home approved indoor coil. Mortex Products, Inc. is one manufacturer of…
Goodman does not make a manufactured home-approved furnace nor do they make any HVAC equipment specifically meant for manufactured housing. The internet was not a good place to find answers to this question, I had to call Goodman, who told me to call my local distributor. The conclusion is absolutely no, Goodman does not make…
You can install most any furnace for manufactured homes, but it’s important to check with your local building department to know if they have any restrictions or guide lines regarding mobile homes. Some counties require HVAC equipment to be rated “Mobile Home Approved” Whether you are wanting a gas, oil or electric furnace the mobile…
Mobile home furnace with added filter grill.