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Same Day HVAC, Inc

Have an HVAC-related question? Same Day HVAC, Inc has the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • What does HVAC stand for?

    HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. As experts in this field, we have the expertise to diagnose and repair your heating and cooling systems. You might require an HVAC contractor when you're upgrading your home, relocating, or dealing with any climate-related problems in your residence.

  • When should I replace my heating, cooling, and ventilation system?

    When evaluating your indoor climate system, consider its age, efficiency, performance, and how frequently it's used. If your system is over 10 years old, it may be increasing your energy bills and should probably be replaced. Frequent breakdowns are a red flag—continuously repairing an inefficient system is unlikely to address the underlying issues. Additionally, systems that are used extensively or endure extreme weather conditions will generally need to be replaced more frequently than those with less demanding usage.

  • When should I repair my heating, cooling, and ventilation system?

    If your equipment is still in good condition, repairing it might be the best option. Choosing between repair and replacement can be challenging, but our team of experts is here to help you make the right decision. To keep your system running smoothly, it should be serviced at least once a year (preferably twice). Regular inspections, cleaning, and adjustments will minimize risks and enable professionals to address issues before they lead to system failures.



  • How can I reduce energy costs in different seasons?

    At Same Day HVAC, we’re here to ensure your home stays comfortable year-round. In the winter, to keep warm air inside, make sure to keep your garage door closed, use clean filters, and consider lowering your thermostat by a degree or two to save on heating costs. In the summer, set your thermostat as high as comfortably possible—reducing the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors will lower your cooling bills.


    Avoid placing lamps or TVs near your air conditioning thermostat, as they can affect its performance. Ceiling fans and whole-house fans can help distribute air more effectively, enhancing cooling. Planting trees or shrubs to shade your air conditioning unit can also reduce electricity usage. If you’re interested in boosting your home’s efficiency, contact us to learn more about our energy audit program, which identifies ways to cut energy waste and save money.

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