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R22 (Freon) AC unit Replacement Plan of Action
I rent a house in Jacksonville, FL with two 14-year-old R22 type AC units, one for the downstairs and one for the bonus room upstairs. I understand starting January 1, 2020 I will not be allowed to make repairs that require the addition of Freon. I have an estimate to replace the downstairs with a Goodman 3.5 ton, 14 SEER unit for $3200 and the upstairs with a Goodman 1.5 ton, 14 SEER unit for $2800.
1) Should I service the Freon in December of 2019 and ride it out as long as I can?
2) Replace the downstairs unit now and ride out the upstairs unit?
3) Bite the bullet and just replace both units now?
I appreciate any advice and guidance with this issue.
Thanks,
Nick
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@Nick Kimmel
Relax... They already have a synthetic version that is cheaper and can be used for R22 that this new law is not affecting.