Services / Refrigerant Recovery
On-site recovery, any system size
EPA Section 608 certified technicians recover refrigerant at your site on AHRI-740 certified high-volume equipment — from PTAC units to utility plant chillers — with every pound documented.
01Capability
Built for large charges
Recovery is all we do in the field. We do not repair, service, or maintain your equipment — we extract the charge, document it, and move it legally.
EPA 608 certified technicians
Every recovery is performed by an EPA Section 608 certified technician — the federal credential for handling regulated refrigerants.
AHRI-740 certified equipment
High-volume recovery machines certified to AHRI-740, the performance standard for recovery equipment. Large charges come out fast, to required evacuation levels.
PTAC to utility plant
No charge is too small or too large — window units, rooftop packages, supermarket racks, and utility plant chillers. Our USDOT 3376631 registered fleet moves the cylinders.
02Pathways
Three ways the gas can go
Recovery is the first step. What happens to the refrigerant next is your call — disposition, payment, or your own gas back.
Recovery + legal disposition
We recover the charge and take custody for legal disposition, with the documentation trail your EPA records require. The clean end-of-life option for decommissions and demolition.
Recovery + buyback payment
We recover the charge, weigh it on certified scales, verify it in the lab, and pay you for it in 30 days or less. Decommissioned equipment becomes a line of income.
Recovery + reclaim + return
Tolling: we recover your gas, reclaim it to AHRI-700 specification, and return it to your project. You keep your refrigerant — useful when replacement supply is scarce or restricted.
03Documentation
Every pound accounted for
We document refrigerant recovery and transfers. Retention requirements depend on the activity and responsible party; keep these records with your equipment service history.
What your record shows
- 01Refrigerant type and quantity by measured weight — not estimated.
- 02Source equipment, recovery date, and the recovering technician's name with EPA 608 certification number.
- 03Recovery cylinder identification for chain of custody.
- 04A Recovery Manifest recording who took the refrigerant and its fate — reclamation or disposition.
Ready when you are
Have a system coming down?
Tell us the equipment, refrigerant, and estimated charge — we schedule the recovery and handle the documentation.