New HVAC Refrigerant Regulations
New HVAC refrigerant regulations take effect Jan 1st, 2025—act now before supply limits and expected higher demand.
Starting on January 1, 2025, the EPA is enforcing new regulations that phase out the refrigerant R-410A due to its environmental impact. New HVAC systems will need to use more eco-friendly refrigerants like R-32 or R-454B, which means parts for older systems will become harder to find and prices for new systems will go up. This change will drive higher demand and potentially lead to supply shortages.
By contacting us now, we can help you assess whether it’s time to replace your system. Acting early means avoiding higher costs, ensuring availability, and upgrading to a more efficient system before the rush. Let us help you save money and future-proof your home.
Key Benefits
- Save Money: Getting your system replaced now can help you avoid future price increases due to the phase-out of older refrigerants and the rising demand for new systems.
- Avoid Supply Shortages: Upgrading early ensures that you won’t face delays or issues with part availability, as older systems become harder to repair.
- Be Energy Efficient: Installing a new system with updated refrigerants like R-32 or R-454B can lead to long-term savings through improved energy efficiency, lowering your monthly utility bills.
- Have Lower Environmental Impact: Switching to a system that uses low-GWP refrigerants helps reduce your environmental impact by lowering harmful emissions.
- Future-Proof Your Home: Replacing your system now ensures it complies with future regulations, preventing issues with outdated equipment after the new laws take effect.
Here is how you can act now:
To determine if replacing your HVAC system now will save you money, here’s what we need from you, and how we’ll help:
1) Age of Your System:
If you’re unsure of its exact age, we can help you check the label on your HVAC unit or look up the model number to determine its age and condition.
2) Current Refrigerant Type:
If you don’t know the refrigerant your system uses, we’ll inspect it for you to determine if it’s using R-410A or an older refrigerant that’s being phased out.
3) Recent Maintenance or Repairs:
We’ll review any recent service records or maintenance you’ve had done. If needed, we’ll perform an assessment of your system to identify potential repair issues.
4) Your Current Energy Bills:
If you share your typical energy usage, we’ll help analyze your bills and compare them to the savings a new, more energy-efficient system could offer.
5) Your Budget:
We’ll discuss your financial goals and help you explore financing options or special offers to find the best solution within your budget.
With this information, we’ll provide a personalized assessment to see if replacing your system now will save you money in the long run.
Act now
Will upgrading now save money in the future?
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