FAQs

HVAC is an acronym for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. These systems are crucial in modern homes, with nearly 90% of American households having air conditioning units, according to This Old House. As HVAC specialists, we provide expert diagnosis and repair services for heating and cooling systems. Our services are particularly valuable when upgrading your home, moving to a new residence, or experiencing climate issues such as inconsistent temperatures, poor air quality, or inefficient heating or cooling. Our professional HVAC contractors ensure your home's climate control systems operate efficiently, providing year-round comfort.

Several factors should be considered when evaluating the need to replace your HVAC system, including its age, efficiency, performance, and frequency of use. Generally, a system over ten years old may be increasing your energy costs and should be considered for replacement. Frequent breakdowns, especially in an older system, often indicate that replacement might be more cost-effective than continued repairs. Systems in areas with extreme weather conditions typically require more frequent replacement. Our experienced HVAC contractors can assess your system's condition and recommend the most appropriate action, whether it's repair or replacement, to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.

Repairing your HVAC system may be the best option if the equipment is in good overall condition. Our team of expert HVAC contractors can help you determine whether repair or replacement is more appropriate. We recommend having your equipment serviced at least once, preferably twice, a year for inspection, cleaning, and adjustments. Regular maintenance helps reduce risks and allows our technicians to identify and address potential issues before they lead to system failure.

At Same Day HVAC, Inc, we offer strategies to help homeowners manage their energy costs year-round. In winter, focus on preventing heated air from escaping outdoors. This can be achieved by keeping your garage closed, using clean filters, and slightly lowering your thermostat. For summer, set your thermostat as high as comfortably possible to minimize the difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures, reducing your cooling costs. Avoid placing heat-generating appliances near your thermostat. Utilize ceiling fans and whole house fans to improve air circulation. Planting trees or shrubs to shade your air conditioning unit can increase its efficiency. For a comprehensive approach to improving your home's energy efficiency, consider our energy audit program to identify areas of energy waste.

Seasonal maintenance is indeed essential for HVAC systems. It ensures efficient operation, prevents unexpected breakdowns, extends the system's lifespan, and maintains good indoor air quality. For optimal results, we recommend scheduling service before the start of both heating and cooling seasons.