Looking to upgrade or replace your Air Conditioning and Heating System?

As of January 1, 2025, newly manufactured air conditioning and heat pump systems must use refrigerants with a GWP (Global Warming Protection) of 700 or less, meaning they can no longer use R-410A. All HVAC equipment in the United States must use either R-32 or R454b refrigerant moving foward. 

While these changes are beneficial to our environment, they require new HVAC equipment manufacturing and create inventory and cost issues for replacement equipment. 

At this time R410a compatible equipment is no longer being manufactured, meaning replacement equipment stock is very limited. 

If your system needs a partial replacement (condenser, evaporator coil, furnace or air handler), finding a compatible R410a equipment is challenging and costly. In this case, we recommend upgrading your equipment to the new refrigerant as it will be more cost effective in the long run. R410a systems will become more costly to repair with refrigerant being phased out and parts becoming obsolete. 

SEER2 (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating 2) is a measure of an HVAC systems cooling efficiency. 

When you are shopping for a new HVAC system and weighing your options, the SEER2 rating is one of the key components to consider. A higher SEER rating indicates greater energy efficiency, meaning the unit uses less energy to produce the same amount of cooling, potentially leading to lower energy bills.