
Remanufacturing vs New: When to Replace HVAC/R Compressors
For most commercial applications, a quality remanufactured compressor delivers 95-100% of the performance and longevity of a new unit at 50-70% of the cost.
Expert insights on commercial HVAC compressors and refrigeration systems.

For most commercial applications, a quality remanufactured compressor delivers 95-100% of the performance and longevity of a new unit at 50-70% of the cost.

Discover how worn HVAC compressors are completely remanufactured to like-new performance. Learn the 6-step process that saves money while ensuring reliability.



Whether you're replacing a failed unit or designing a new system, getting the tonnage right is critical for performance, efficiency, and long-term reliability.

From hospitals to hotels, restaurants to retail stores, countless industries rely on remanufactured compressors everyday.

Lead times for new compressors aren’t going back to “normal” anytime soon. Delays are the new reality, especially for specialty models or systems using outdated refrigerants.

Remanufacturing a commercial HVAC/R compresor is not the same as repairing one. It’s not a patch job or a temporary fix.

The compressor model number is more than an ID tag; it’s a blueprint for system restoration. The model number gets you the correct compressor for your system.



For facility managers, service contractors, and system designers, choosing a remanufactured Copeland compressor from a trusted supplier like Compressors Unlimited is a decision that delivers results.