Or, I do the smart thing and replace the old heating and cooling system that is currently killing our monthly utility budget

My awesome HVAC tech warned me this day was definitely coming. And he gave me the heads up over 2 years ago. The HVAC at our house is not only old and outdated. It appears that it is on it’s way to being completely worthless. And I have known this with plenty of time to either prepare of move another way. But I did absolutely nothing up to this point. With the advent of 2020, there will be a fairly significant change to the HVAC industry. The very first day of the new year will be the first day that R 22 refrigerant will be illegal to manufacture in this country. While that may not affect a majority of homeowners and companies, I am caught on the wrong side. My old, tired heating and cooling system uses that very type of refrigerant. The thing still runs but is it worth the trouble? Our utility bills have been sliding way up over the last few years. This is the first big sign that the HVAC could be getting ready to quit. It really doesn’t make a great deal of sense to continue on with an HVAC unit that is falling apart and uses a soon to be banned refrigerant. My options are limited. I either load up on R 22 and hope for the best. Or, I do the smart thing and replace the old heating and cooling system that is currently killing our monthly utility budget. I’m afraid the answer is crystal clear. The old unit has to go. The HVAC company said that they can find me a replacement model that will fit my budget.
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