Aaron Estees Rite Way Project Manager

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Aaron Estees Rite Way Project Manager

It is my goal to find and solve customer problems in order to help provide the best comfort possible.

03/10/2026

It's your lucky day! Call me now, 520-496-0585

02/15/2026

Happy Valentines Day!

04/25/2025

It's that time of year. Make sure to call me for all of your HVAC needs this summer. 520-496-0585. Stay cool 😎

03/14/2025

If you are interested in getting a new HVAC system, now is the time! We have received information from manufacturers, that WILL effect you. This is an email received from one of many manufacturers. Save yourself money now, by avoiding these changes and call me now for a free estimate. 5204960585.

"March 14, 2025

As you are likely aware, the situation surrounding tariffs has been changing frequently and
rapidly in recent weeks." "In light of recent developments, we find it necessary to further adjust pricing on our
Residential equipment. Starting April 7, 2025, there will be a price increase of up to 6% on all residential equipment shipments."

01/31/2025

Furnace not working? Don't stress out. Give me a call for a free estimate on upgrading your current system. 520.496.0585

01/03/2025

Are you aware of major changes coming to the air conditioning industry in January 2025 that may affect you? especially if you’re planning on replacing an old AC unit in the next few years.

What’s Changing?
As you may know, air conditioners use REFRIGERANT - commonly referred to as ‘freon’ - to cool the air in
your home. AC systems currently run on refrigerants known as 410A, or the older R22.
With new rules from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) coming into effect in 2025, AC systems
manufactured after December 31st 2024 will no longer be allowed to use these older types of refrigerant.
Systems built from 2025 onwards must use refrigerants with lower Global Warming Potential.
With this in mind, air conditioning manufacturers like Trane, Rheem, Lennox and Goodman have already
retooled their factories.
Whatever your opinion on the EPA, these changes ARE coming and will likely increase production costs of
air conditioners by at least 20%, while introducing new refrigerants that are mildly flammable, and
potentially causing a shortage of spare parts.
Of course, these added costs and complications will be passed onto you, the consumer.
That’s why we are recommending that owners of older AC systems consider avoiding these costs
and inconveniences by being proactive and upgrading now, instead of waiting.
Don't stress out. You can still get ahead of this all. Give me a call for a free estimate on upgrading your current system. 520.496.0585

12/20/2024

Time is almost up. Now is the time to get your project done before the January price increases and refrigerant changes. Don't wait until you are visited by the ghost of AC past 👻. Call me now, and let's get you all wrapped up for Christmas.🎄🎁

10/25/2024

Make visiting me at the Southern AZ Home Show this weekend as part of your weekend adventures. Present the complementary pass in the photos and get in for free.

We have great specials and a chance to win court side tickets to Men’s U of A basketball game.

09/13/2024

Great deals this month! 0% 60 months financing available, tax rebates and manufacturing rebates. Contact me for more information. Now is the time to get your project done before January price increases and refrigerant changes.

09/05/2024

Are you aware of major changes coming to the air conditioning industry in January 2025 that may affect you? especially if you’re planning on replacing an old AC unit in the next few years.

What’s Changing?
As you may know, air conditioners use REFRIGERANT - commonly referred to as ‘freon’ - to cool the air in
your home. AC systems currently run on refrigerants known as 410A, or the older R22.
With new rules from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) coming into effect in 2025, AC systems
manufactured after December 31st 2024 will no longer be allowed to use these older types of refrigerant.
Systems built from 2025 onwards must use refrigerants with lower Global Warming Potential.
With this in mind, air conditioning manufacturers like Trane, Rheem, Lennox and Goodman have already
retooled their factories.
Whatever your opinion on the EPA, these changes ARE coming and will likely increase production costs of
air conditioners by at least 20%, while introducing new refrigerants that are mildly flammable, and
potentially causing a shortage of spare parts.
Of course, these added costs and complications will be passed onto you, the consumer.
That’s why we are recommending that owners of older AC systems consider avoiding these costs
and inconveniences by being proactive and upgrading this year, instead of waiting.
Don't stress out. You can still get ahead of this all. Give me a call for a free estimate on upgrading your current system. 520.496.0585

Address

4551 S. Alvernon Way
Tucson, AZ
85714

Telephone

+15204960585

Website

http://RiteWayAC.com/

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