How to Prepare for a U.S. Federal Government Phaseout of Refrigerants in Your Heating/Cooling Systems

You have thirty days from your date of enrollment to complete this course.

The U.S. federal government is phasing out refrigerants commonly used in heating/cooling systems. You may be effected, even if you have a gas furnace.

This will effect most heating/cooling systems in the U.S. The systems cannot be retrofitted so we need to prepare for this change now. 

This course is a recording of a live virtual meeting. We provide contact information at the end of the meeting in case you have a question and want to follow up with us.

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  • Enroll now to learn:

  • How do heating/cooling systems use refrigerants?

  • Why are some refrigerants being phased out?

  • Which refrigerants are being phased out?

  • How will the phaseout affect homeowners?

  • What if a homeowner just bought a new system with a refrigerant being phased out?

  • What should homeowners do to prepare for new refrigerants?

  • Are the new refrigerants hazardous?

This is a dry topic though it will affect most homeowners so we need to prepare. Heating/cooling systems are expensive and complex so we’re working to be sure you’re not surprised with unexpected issues. That helps you make more informed decisions in a timely manner - you’re empowered.

We hold frequent meetings so we have an opportunity to check in with you. We welcome your off-topic questions… related to architecture. 

Got something you’re trying to figure out? Let us help!

This course is a recording of a live virtual meeting. We provide contact information at the end of the meeting in case you have a question and want to follow up with us.

Course Instructor

Advocate + Collaborator Ryan Taylor

Ryan Taylor is a registered architect. He’s also earned certifications in energy rating/performance verification, site design, disaster response, distance learning, etc. Ryan is active in community, legislative and building code issues. He’s been speaking/teaching since 2008 and is frequently invited to speak at community and industry events. His comments have been widely published.