R-22 system retirement
We recover the old refrigerant properly and install equipment using current refrigerants.
Retiring an R-22 unit or an original system? Replacement is a chance to rethink heating as well, especially if you are on propane.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
A lot of Maple Ridge homes still have their first air conditioner, and many of those use R-22, a refrigerant that is no longer produced in Canada. When those systems leak, recharging becomes difficult and hard to justify. AC replacement in Maple Ridge is often prompted by exactly that moment: a leak, a failed compressor or a technician telling you the system is on borrowed time.
Because winters here are colder than closer to the coast, we look carefully at heating when replacing cooling. A cold-climate heat pump paired with your existing gas or propane furnace, often called dual fuel, can cool all summer and handle most of your winter heating, with the furnace stepping in on the coldest nights.
Chosen with colder winters and mixed fuel sources in mind.
We recover the old refrigerant properly and install equipment using current refrigerants.
A heat pump paired with your propane furnace can reduce how often the propane truck visits.
Designed to keep heating well below freezing, suited to Whonnock and higher properties.
If your furnace is new and you only want cooling, a matched AC is a simple choice.
Older panels may need work for modern equipment. Our electrical team can handle it.
Fuel-switching programs change often. We confirm what applies and help with applications.
We replace systems in older homes around Haney and Hammond, family houses in Albion and Cottonwood, newer Silver Valley homes and rural properties in Websters Corners, Thornhill and Whonnock. Rural homes on propane often see the biggest change in running costs when they move to dual fuel.
Older homes may need electrical or duct updates to suit new equipment. We identify these early so the project runs smoothly.
We check the AC, furnace, ducts and panel to understand your starting point.
Compare straight AC, heat pump and dual fuel replacements in a written quote.
Old refrigerant recovered, old unit removed and new equipment installed and wired.
For dual fuel, we set the temperature where the furnace takes over and explain it.
We look at your whole system, not just the air conditioner.
Panel and circuit work can be part of the same project.
If repair still makes sense, we will say so.
Our technicians are available around the clock after the install too.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
Not immediately. It can keep running as long as it does not leak or need a major repair. When it does, replacement is usually the better choice because R-22 is no longer produced.
Often yes. The heat pump covers cooling and mild-weather heating, and propane is used only when it is very cold, which can reduce your propane use considerably.
Cold-climate heat pumps produce heat well below freezing. In a dual fuel or electric-backup setup, the backup heat makes sure you stay warm on the coldest nights.
Not always. We do a load check and recommend an upgrade only when the panel cannot safely support the new equipment.
Call Able Pro at (236) 222-2222 or book online to compare your replacement options.
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