An old AC that limps through the Oklahoma summer usually quits on the hottest day, when everybody needs me at once. If yours is on its last legs, let me look now while I can still get you on the schedule. Free estimates on new systems, and I keep same-day spots open for no-cool calls across Kingfisher and Central Oklahoma. $99 dispatch, $111 diagnostic on repairs. 4.8 stars across 289 reviews. Call 405-375-4822 or book at hartzellsheatair.com.
Straightforward pricing
- $99 dispatch on every truck roll. Free on new-install estimates.
- $111 diagnostic, credited toward the repair if you accept within 14 days.
- Free estimates on new installs. No charge to walk through replacement options.
Call (405) 375-4822. 4.8 stars / 289 reviews.
HVAC Refrigerant Services, Oklahoma
★ 4.8 Stars / 289 Reviews | EPA 608 Certified | NATE Certified | A2L-Ready | Kingfisher, OK
R-22 parts, older units, repeat repairs, the sooner you call, the more options you have. 405-375-4822 or chat with us in the corner for a straight answer.
Refrigerant work requires EPA 608 certification. I handle recharges, leak detection, recovery, and evacuation. With the shift from R-410A to R-32 and R-454B, I am already equipped and trained for the newer systems showing up in Oklahoma homes.
Refrigerant Types I Service
R-410A
Standard refrigerant in most systems installed 2010-2025. Being phased down under AIM Act.
R-32
Lower GWP than R-410A. Used in many new Mitsubishi and Daikin systems. Mildly flammable (A2L).
R-454B (Puron Advance)
Carrier’s replacement for R-410A. A2L class. Lower GWP. Requires compatible equipment.
R-22 (Freon)
Fully phased out, no new production since 2020. Recovery and reclaim only. High cost.
R-404A
Commercial refrigeration. Being phased down. Used in reach-in coolers, freezers.
R-407C
R-22 drop-in substitute used in some older equipment. Still in service.
R-134a
Used in some commercial applications and chillers. Lower pressure than R-410A.
Refrigerant Services
- Refrigerant recharge (add refrigerant to low systems)
- Leak detection, electronic and UV dye methods
- Refrigerant recovery and reclaim (EPA-compliant)
- System evacuation before recharge or repair
- Low refrigerant diagnosis (not all low-charge calls are leaks)
- R-22 system recovery and transition consultation
- A2L refrigerant handling and safety protocols
A2L Refrigerant Transition
Starting January 1, 2025, new residential HVAC equipment must use low-GWP refrigerants. Most new systems use R-32 or R-454B. Our technicians are trained in A2L handling. If you are replacing an older R-410A system, your new equipment will use one of these newer refrigerants, which requires the right tools and training, which I have.
Frequently Asked Questions
My AC is low on refrigerant, can you just top it off?
I can add refrigerant, but a properly sealed system does not lose refrigerant. If your system is low, there is a leak. I find and repair the leak, then recharge. Just topping off without fixing the leak means you will be low again by next summer.
How much does refrigerant cost?
R-410A pricing has increased significantly due to the AIM Act phase-down. Expect $30 to $80 per pound plus labor. I quote total cost before starting.
My R-22 system needs refrigerant, what are my options?
R-22 is no longer manufactured in the US. Reclaimed R-22 is available but costs $100+ per pound. For most R-22 systems over 15 years old, replacement is more cost-effective than repair and recharge.
Is R-32 or R-454B refrigerant dangerous?
Both are A2L class, mildly flammable under specific conditions, but safe in normal residential operation. Our techs are trained in A2L handling and your equipment has built-in safety features for these refrigerants.
Nearby Communities I Serve
How much does an HVAC refrigerant leak repair cost in Kingfisher Oklahoma?
A small accessible leak repair plus recharge typically runs $400 to $900. Evaporator coil leaks or buried line set leaks run higher because of the labor. My $111 diagnostic credits toward the repair. Call 405-375-4822 for a quote.