A phased out HCFC that is no longer manufactured but still the most common HCFC used in many home AC systems.

The amount of slope required for all drains and exhaust systems in the HVAC trade.

Amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit.

This is the town where it all first started for Ben’s and opened up our first shop.

The cost to service a single piece of equipment that is not under a PSA.

A HydroFluoroCarbon that is used in most modern residential AC systems in USA. It has been used to phase out R22.

Apply an even layer of glue on all mating surfaces. A good twist helps spread the solvent evenly to ensure a solid joint.

Become or cause to become less hot. Abscence of heat.

This is the year Ben’s was formally established and licensed.

An annual non-contractual agreement to service and maintain clients equipment.

The first HFC introduced to refrigeration and air conditioning with great success. Common in the automotive field.

Making sure that all copper/brass from the evaporator coil to the compressor service ports are wrapped

The dry air in a superheated condition where no change in phases occur.

The first name of the company in when officially established.

Your Comfort is our Calling

Refrigerants that contain no chlorine and are not harmful to the ozone layer (ODP = 0)

This object is placed underneath a unit typically in an attic, to catch any possible leaks/backed up drains.

The heat required to convert a solid into liquid/vapor or a liquid into vapor without change of temperature.

This is the year when Ben’s started doing installations as a way to boost sales and growth.

The two words our CEO lives day-in and day-out by.

This certification requires that all persons who maintain, service or repair refrigerants be certified in proper handling techniques.

A device used to cut out the 24v signal on a condensing unit.

The total amount of Sensible and Latent heat

Ben’s father-in-law worked as one of these and was one of his great ambitions to get into the trades.

The white bird upon our logo.