NEW REFRIGERANT COMING OUT (commonly called freon)
The refrigerant we are currently using has been deemed to have a negative effect upon global warming. Due to this the EPA has mandated a change of refrigerant for home air conditioners. The refrigerant we are currently using, R410a will still be available, and parts will also be available to keep your current system running.
The downside is, after the change to the new refrigerant, new air conditioners will be 15 to 25 percent higher in cost to purchase.
The official change to the new refrigerant is January 1st, 2025. Most manufactures have already begun using the new. There is still an inventory of the existing equipment. This inventory may last until the end of summer and maybe a little beyond,
The downside is, after the change to the new refrigerant, new air conditioners will be 15 to 25 percent higher in cost to purchase.
The official change to the new refrigerant is January 1st, 2025. Most manufactures have already begun using the new. There is still an inventory of the existing equipment. This inventory may last until the end of summer and maybe a little beyond,