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If your business makes use of HVAC equipment or any heating and cooling device, then you will come into the possession of refrigerants. Most commercial stores, office buildings, rental facilities and real estate properties are sure to have a couple of heaters, boilers and air conditioners installed. Refrigerators and coolers are also among the most common HVAC equipment to be found in any commercial or business venue.
The deal with refrigerants
Refrigerants are the fluids that allow these equipment to do their heating and cooling functions. The problem with refrigerants, however, is that not all of them are safe for our health or good for the environment. The Montreal Protocol in 1987 mandated the pull out and ban of old and toxic refrigerants such as R-22 (CFC) all over the country. Consequently, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was created to strictly enforce the ban of these harmful refrigerants in all commercial establishments and businesses such as yours.
How can refrigerants create a new revenue stream for my business?
Professional refrigerant services companies such as Refrigerant Services LLC are willing to buy back old, recycled or non-compliant refrigerants from you through the Clean Exchange Program. This is a simple but effective way to open up a new source of revenue for your business. Not only will you get rid of unwanted refrigerants that are harmful to your employees and to the environment, you will also earn some cash from doing the world this good deed.
How does the Clean Exchange Program work?
If you have some old, expired or non-compliant refrigerants lying around, the Clean Exchange Program will allow you to replace these with clean and safe alternative refrigerants.
The Clean Exchange Program accounts for full, partially full, empty and even expired refrigerant cylinders. These will then be replaced with new, clean, DOT-certified cylinders. The best part is, you will be fully compensated for every drop of old refrigerant collected from you.
What types of refrigerants can be exchanged in the Clean Exchange Program?
You can exchange any of the following old refrigerants for clean and safe alternatives:
– R-11
– R-12
– R-22
– R-113
– R-123
– R-134A
– R-404A
– R-407C
– R-410A
– R-507A
The new replacement cylinders can come in the following sizes: 30 lbs., 50 lbs., 100 lbs., 125 lbs., 240 lbs., and half a ton. If you will be exchanging a huge amount of refrigerants, be sure to tell us exactly how much replacement refrigerant you will need so we can prepare for the extraction, replacement and delivery of such a large volume.
How can my business take advantage of the Clean Exchange Program?
If you have decided to take part in the Clean Exchange Program, all you have to do is get in touch with Refrigerant Services LLC. You will be asked to select a convenient date when our team of refrigerant specialists can pick up the old and used refrigerants from you. They will then perform the extraction of all harmful refrigerants and then safely dispose them when done. These are highly specialized skills that require training and licensing—both of which have been accomplished by the team at Refrigerant Services LLC.
After the extraction and disposal stages, new and safe refrigerants will be delivered back to you. After which, you will get paid a reasonable rate for your contribution to the Clean Exchange Program.
Our team will also take care of all required documentation and clearance needed to stay compliant with the EPA policies. This process usually takes some time because it is administrative in nature. Refrigerant Services LLC will do this crucial step for you. This way, you can stay focused on more important aspects of your business.
Call us at 844-PURECFC (787-3232) and set up this brand new revenue stream today! You can also schedule a pick-up right from our website.
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