New AC laws
 

Starting January 1, 2025, new air conditioners and heat pumps must use A2L refrigerants, which have a lower global warming potential (GWP). This is part of a new mandate from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce the use of hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerants.

Forget about paying $4k to install a new AC system.. they are now like close to $8,000 for a small 1.5 ton


1.5T 16S FRONT DRAW
1.5 TON 16 SEER FRONT DRAW
Includes:
-1yr Labor Warranty with One Way Air
-10 Year Warranty Air Handler
-10 Year Warranty Condenser
-Emergency Drain Pan (If Needed)
-Hurricane Straps
-Vibration Pads for Condenser
-Locking Caps
-Safety Float Switch
-Secondary Emergency Safety Switch (If Needed)
-Mastic Seal Unit to Plenum(s)
-Stage 2 Sanitize System & Ducting
-Pump Down With New Line Drier
-Electric Heater Kit
-R410a Puron Service
-Warranty Registration
-Install Of New Unit & Removal Of Existing
-New Thermostat If Needed 1.00

8,000.00

Waive PMA Fee 125.00 -125.00
Owner Discount 750.00 -750.00
Manager Special 485.00 -485.00

$6,765.00

i cunt a4d AC... :(

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went to visit a friend in Mexico last month and man she loves her a/c, had it blasting constantly. I was wearing my hoodie even on cam and got a nosebleed from the dry air. didn't say anything cuz didn't want to be all high maintenance and her home her rules, but damn it was an icebox

can't live without my wind technology but a/c sucks


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In France people sweat.