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Fake! It might seem like closing vents in unused rooms would help you save energy, but it can actually do more harm than good. Blocking vents increases pressure in your ductwork and can strain your system — making it work harder, not smarter.

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NYS BANS HVAC “As We Currently Know It” — What Homeowners Must Understand

If you live in New York State and rely on traditional heating and cooling systems, there’s a major regulatory shift underway that will affect how HVAC systems are sold, installed, and serviced.

Starting in 2025–2026, New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) finalized updates to its refrigerant and equipment rules under Part 494. These are not just minor tweaks — they change the core of what systems can be installed in this state.

What’s Changing?

New York is restricting the sale and use of many common refrigerants — including popular ones like R-410A — in HVAC equipment.

By January 1, 2026, installing or selling many existing residential and light commercial systems that use older refrigerants will be illegal.

By January 1, 2034, all new air conditioners and heat pumps must use ultra-low-global-warming-potential (low-GWP) refrigerants. These refrigerants are currently not widely available or common in the U.S. market.

Why This Matters to You

Your current HVAC system may continue operating — but replacement options are changing dramatically. The refrigerants being mandated often require:

New types of systems, controls, and safety equipment.

Higher costs for equipment and installation.

More specialized training and servicing expertise from technicians.

That means New Yorkers could see higher installed costs, longer waits for service, and more limited equipment choices in the short term.

This Is About More Than Refrigerants

In addition to refrigerant rules, New York has passed an All-Electric Buildings Act requiring most new construction to eliminate fossil fuels for heating and cooling systems — pushing all-electric technologies in future builds.

Bottom Line for Consumers

Older systems aren’t going away immediately, but replacements will increasingly use different, low-GWP refrigerants.

Homeowners planning replacements should ask technicians about future compliance and refrigerant availability.

If you’re upgrading or buying a new system soon, work with a contractor who understands the evolving rules.

The HVAC landscape in New York is changing fast — and it’s important for consumers to be informed before making major comfort system decisions.

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If you're tossing and turning at night, your room temperature might be part of the problem. Getting the right sleep temp isn’t just about comfort — it can actually improve how well you rest and recover.

If certain rooms in your home are too hot or too cold, it could be more than just preference. Let’s figure out what’s going on and help you get a better night’s sleep this winter.

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