Refrigerant Reclamation vs. Recovery: What’s the Difference?
When dealing with outdated or excess refrigerant, it’s important to know the difference between reclamation and recovery—and which services your provider offers. At Refrigerant Services LLC, we specialize in recovery, buyback, and clean exchange programs, ensuring compliance, safety, and value for your business. Refrigerant Recovery: What It Means Recovery refers to removing refrigerant from a […]
Refrigerant Buyback Program for Commercial Property Managers
Managing a commercial property comes with countless responsibilities—from maintaining tenant satisfaction to keeping building systems efficient and compliant. One often-overlooked challenge is handling outdated HVAC equipment and the refrigerants that come with it. That’s where a refrigerant buyback program from Refrigerant Services LLC can make all the difference. The Challenge of Outdated HVAC Refrigerants Many […]
Clean Exchange Program: Manage Used & Burnt Refrigerants
Discover how the Clean Exchange Program helps commercial facility managers safely and efficiently deal with used or burnt refrigerants while staying compliant and eco-friendly. The Challenge of Used and Burnt Refrigerants in Commercial Facilities If you’re a commercial facility manager, you know refrigerants aren’t just “set it and forget it.” Over time, systems may produce […]
R-125 Refrigerant
Refrigerants play a crucial role in modern HVAC and refrigeration systems—but they must be managed responsibly to avoid serious environmental and legal consequences. One such refrigerant is R-125 (Pentafluoroethane), a common component in blended refrigerants used across commercial and industrial applications. At Refrigerant Services LLC, we help businesses and contractors stay compliant and environmentally responsible […]
R-507A Refrigerant
Learn about R-507A refrigerant, where it’s used, and why proper recovery and recycling—not venting—is essential for EPA compliance and environmental protection. What is Refrigerant R-507A? R-507A is a hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) blend made up of R-125 and R-143a, used primarily in low and medium-temperature commercial refrigeration systems. Known for its stability and efficiency, R-507A was designed […]
R-22 Refrigerant
In compliance with the Montreal Protocol, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) began phasing out R-22 refrigerant in the early 2010s. As of January 1, 2020, the production and import of R-22 were banned in the United States. That said, many legacy HVAC systems still rely on R-22, and recovering or replacing these systems remains […]
R-407C Refrigerant
Learn about Refrigerant R-407C, its common HVAC applications, and why responsible recycling and disposal practices are essential for environmental safety and compliance. What is R-407C Refrigerant? Refrigerant R-407C is a widely used hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) blend composed of R-32, R-125, and R-134a. Designed as a replacement for R-22, R-407C offers a similar cooling capacity without the […]
R-113 Refrigerant
Learn about R-113 refrigerant—its applications, environmental impact, and why safe recycling or disposal is essential. Trust Refrigerant Services LLC for compliant, eco-friendly refrigerant handling. What is R-113 Refrigerant? Refrigerant R-113, also known as Trichlorotrifluoroethane (CFC-113), is a chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) once widely used in various industrial applications. Recognized for its non-flammable properties and chemical stability, R-113 […]
R-11 Refrigerant
Learn about R-11 refrigerant, its applications in HVAC systems, and why proper disposal or recycling is essential to protect the environment and comply with EPA regulations. Brought to you by Refrigerant Services LLC. What Is R-11 Refrigerant? Also known as trichlorofluoromethane or CFC-11, is a chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) refrigerant that has been widely used in large […]
R-123 Refrigerant
In large commercial buildings and industrial facilities, temperature control is critical. That’s where Refrigerant R-123 comes into play. Known for its use in centrifugal chillers, R-123 has been a mainstay in the HVAC industry for decades. But as environmental regulations tighten and phaseouts continue, the question becomes: What should you do with your existing supply […]
