60,000 BTU heating equipment installed indoors.
Completed HVAC project · Barnegat Township, New Jersey
Goodman Furnace and AC Installation in Barnegat Township, NJ
City Ventilations installed a Goodman 60,000 BTU gas furnace rated at 96% efficiency and paired it with a 2-ton, 15.2 SEER2 air conditioner. Together, the two units provide central heating and cooling for the Barnegat Township home.
Goodman gas furnace paired with central air conditioning
Project overview
One central system for heating and cooling
The indoor Goodman furnace heats the home during colder weather. When temperatures rise, the paired outdoor air conditioner uses the same central duct system to distribute cool air from room to room.
For this home, the furnace is rated at 60,000 BTU and 96% efficiency. The air conditioner has a 2-ton capacity and a 15.2 SEER2 rating. Photos below show the indoor equipment and the finished condenser placement outside.
Outdoor condenser paired with the central indoor system.
The rating for the air conditioner installed at this home.
Gas heat for winter and central air conditioning for summer.
Installation details
What the Barnegat project included
The work covered the indoor heating equipment and the outdoor cooling unit. Both are part of the same central HVAC system.
Indoor furnace equipment
City Ventilations installed a Goodman 60,000 BTU gas furnace in the home’s mechanical area. The photo shows the finished cabinet, piping, wiring, and nearby connections.
Outdoor AC condenser
The 2-ton Goodman condenser sits outside the home on an equipment pad. Its refrigerant and electrical connections are visible in the finished installation photo.
Paired equipment ratings
The furnace carries a 96% efficiency rating, while the air conditioner is rated at 15.2 SEER2.
Heating and cooling from one central system
The furnace and air conditioner serve different seasons but work together as part of the same ducted system.
Photos from the job
A closer look at the installation
See the indoor and outdoor equipment installed for this Barnegat Township, NJ project.


System context
How the furnace and air conditioner work together
The furnace and air conditioner share the blower, thermostat controls, and ductwork inside the home. Although each unit serves a different season, the equipment still has to be matched so airflow and temperature calls work correctly.
For this Barnegat Township home, City Ventilations paired a 60,000 BTU, 96% furnace with a 2-ton, 15.2 SEER2 air conditioner. Another home may need a different capacity after its layout, insulation, windows, and existing ductwork are reviewed.
Cold-weather heating
The high-efficiency gas furnace is the home’s central heat source.
Warm-weather cooling
The 2-ton outdoor condenser supports central air conditioning.
System ratings
The furnace is rated at 96% efficiency and the air conditioner at 15.2 SEER2.
Considering a similar project?
What to consider for a furnace and AC installation
A similar installation starts with the home itself. Size matters, but so do airflow, insulation, utilities, equipment access, and the condition of the existing ductwork.
Heating and cooling load
Home size, insulation, windows, exposure, and existing comfort problems affect the capacity recommendation.
Equipment matching
The furnace, coil, condenser, thermostat, and airflow settings need to work as a complete system.
Existing conditions
Ductwork, gas service, electrical supply, drainage, access, and outdoor clearances can change the installation scope.
Startup and handoff
Before the job is finished, the crew should run the system, check airflow and controls, and show the homeowner how to use the equipment.
Licensed New Jersey contractor
Meet the company behind the installation
City Ventilations is based in Monroe Township and serves customers across New Jersey. License and registration numbers are included below for easy reference.
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Tell City Ventilations what equipment you have now, which rooms are uncomfortable, and what you would like to change. The team can review the property and prepare an estimate around its layout, existing system, and comfort needs.