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Florida's leading HVAC provider explains the 410A phase-out, what it means for homeowners and how new 454B equipment costs may impact future cooling investments
Understanding the long-term costs and benefits of HVAC investments is important as we move toward more sustainable solutions” - Charles HuberFL, UNITED STATES, November 11, 2024 /EINPresswire / -- With the HVAC
industry undergoing significant changes due to new environmental regulations, Von's Heating and Air is offering insights on what the phase-out of R-410A and transition to R-454B refrigerant means for homeowners and the potential impact on costs.
Starting in 2025, manufacturers will no longer produce air conditioning equipment using R-410A. This change aligns with governmental measures aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting more sustainable practices within the HVAC industry.
The shift to R-454B, a lower global warming potential (GWP) refrigerant, is part of a broader strategy to make cooling technology more eco-friendly. However, this transition comes with its challenges.
One major concern is the cost implications for homeowners.“R-454B equipment is significantly more expensive than the current R-410A models,” explains Charles Huber, owner of Von's Heating and Air.“This means that when consumers are ready to replace or upgrade their systems, they may face higher upfront costs.” Additionally, as production of R-410A ceases, the price of the existing refrigerant is expected to spike due to limited supply, adding to future maintenance expenses.
In response to these industry shifts, Von's Heating and Air is taking proactive steps to support customers during this period of change. The company offers comprehensive parts, labor, and refrigerant warranties on newly installed R-410A equipment, ensuring that customers won't need to worry about escalating refrigerant prices in the coming years.
This is expected to provide peace of mind for homeowners looking to invest in AC installation in Jacksonville and every city in Von's service area before the phase-out takes full effect.
“We want our customers to feel informed and protected during this transition,” says Charles Huber“Understanding the long-term costs and benefits of HVAC investments is important as we move toward more sustainable solutions.”
In addition to addressing the refrigerant changes, Von's Heating and Air also recently announced that they are now offering generator installation services. This addition to their range of services aims to provide homeowners with greater peace of mind during power outages, which are not uncommon in Florida's storm-prone climate.
As the industry shifts to meet environmental goals, Von's Heating and Air, a leading provider of HVAC service in Jacksonville and throughout Florida, remains committed to helping customers make informed decisions that best suit their comfort and financial needs.
For more information on navigating the refrigerant transition or learning more about their generator services, contact Von's Heating and Air at (904) 204-5251 or visit .
Charles Huber
Von's Heating and Air
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