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Alpine Heating and Cooling • April 21, 2020

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Very few times in life (and I mean very few😀) is there a Win, Win, Win Scenario and we believe we have one for you.

We have just over a week left in our April promotion supporting Sexual Assault victims in our area and raising awareness for the cause.

We are donating $25.00 towards this cause every time this post is mentioned when scheduling a service call. But what if your Heating and Cooling system isn't currently experiencing any issues? We are extending our donation to include any customers that call in and purchase any one of our Service Agreement packages.

Below is additional information on the advantages of a service agreement and the different options we offer to fit your needs and budget.

What is preventive maintenance and how is it beneficial?

Residential HVAC preventive maintenance consists of bi-annual service visits by a certified technician to evaluate
the state of your equipment and adjust and minor repairs to ensure that your system is operating as efficiently
as possible. Regular maintenance of your equipment can save you money by preventing breakdowns, reducing energy bills, and extending the overall life of your system. An efficient and well-maintained HVAC system will also improve comfort and air quality within your home.

Providing you with the peace of mind that you can come home to a safe and comfortable home is the primary reason we offer preventive maintenance service agreements.

Why Alpine?
We can all agree that we do not live in a perfect world and even a well-maintained HVAC system can experience
malfunctions. Our service agreements include several benefits to help ease your burden should your system
require other repairs throughout the year. Alpine service agreement customers receive a 10% discount on all parts and labor for any necessary repairs unrelated to the preventive maintenance. All emergency/after hours fees will be waived in the event that you require such a service visit outside of our normal business hours. We appreciate the relationships we have with our customers and our goal is to be proactive in serving your HVAC needs and be there for you when emergencies do occur.

Which Service Agreement is the one for me?

Base Service Agreement
(1 Visit/Year) ..............................$100.00

Elevated Service Agreement
(2 Visits/Year) ...........................$179.00

Outdoor Wood Boiler
Service Agreement ..................$195.00

Peak Service Agreement
*If you are a interested in a service agreement for a commercial property please contact our office.

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Do You Need to Replace Your AC Because of New Refrigerant Rules?

May 20, 2026

If you’ve heard people talking about “new refrigerant rules” for air conditioners and heat pumps, you’re not alone. Homeowners are wondering if their current AC system is suddenly outdated or impossible to repair. The simple answer is no — you do not need to replace your air conditioner just because refrigerant rules have changed. What Changed With HVAC Refrigerants? The HVAC industry is moving away from higher-GWP refrigerants, including R-410A, and toward newer refrigerants with lower environmental impact. Under the EPA’s refrigerant transition rules, many new residential air conditioners and heat pumps manufactured after January 1, 2025 must use lower-GWP refrigerants. Existing systems can still be serviced, and parts used to repair existing systems are not subject to the same restrictions as new equipment. For homeowners, that means your current air conditioner or heat pump does not automatically need replaced. Can My Current AC Still Be Repaired? Yes. If your system uses R-410A, it can still be serviced. The bigger question is whether a repair makes financial sense. As older refrigerants become less common over time, certain repairs — especially refrigerant leak repairs — may become more expensive. That does not mean every older system should be replaced, but it does make the repair-versus-replace decision more important. When Should You Consider Replacing Your AC? You may want to consider replacement if: -Your system is over 10–15 years old -You are facing a major repair -Your AC has a refrigerant leak -Your energy bills keep climbing -Your home has uneven temperatures -Your system uses older equipment that is no longer under warranty If your system is newer, running well, and only needs a minor repair, replacement may not be necessary. Don’t Panic — Get Honest Advice The new refrigerant rules are a real change in the HVAC industry, but they should not be used to scare homeowners into replacing equipment before they need to. At Alpine Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Refrigeration, we help homeowners understand their options clearly. Whether your system needs a simple repair, a refrigerant leak check, or a full replacement estimate, our goal is to give you honest information so you can make the best decision for your home. Have Questions About Your AC System? If you’re unsure whether to repair or replace your air conditioner, contact Alpine today. Our team can inspect your system, explain your options, and help you prepare for the future of home comfort. 📞 Schedule a Comfort Evaluation OFFICES Wooster: (330) 263.0013 Ashland: (419) 289.1616 Mt. Eaton (330) 359.7114 Email: sales@alpine-services.com. Website: https://www.alpine-services.com/contact