Frequently
Asked Questions

We accept cash, check, and Mastercard or Visa payments. We can also help you with financing options. To learn more about the variety of options available to you, check out the Financing section on our website.

Yes, we remove all old equipment from your property and dispose of it according to local and state guidelines. This includes the freon inside your unit, as well.

This is a necessary step as we have to purchase the proper equipment and material before we start the job. There is a restocking fee charged to us if we must return this equipment, even if it is unused.

The Department of Energy recommends homeowners to replace their systems every 10-15 years. Modern systems offer more efficiency than those manufactured 10+ years ago. Some other signs it’s time to replace may include if repair costs are more than half the cost of a new unit, constantly increasing energy bills, unusual smells and sounds, and others. When you’re ready for an HVAC replacement in Cary and the surrounding areas, give AnyDay Heating & Cooling a call.

We recommend you replace your disposable filters at least once a month. If you have washable filters, you should clean them once a month. This will help your unit run more efficiently, as well as increase the air quality in your home.

Our certified HVAC technicians start their day at 7:30 AM. They will typically arrive at your home between 8-8:30 AM. If you need an alternate time, our Sales Department can arrange one that best fits your schedule.

Yes, we have plastic sheeting on all of our trucks and we make every effort to leave your home as clean as it was when we arrived.

Absolutely. Your heating and cooling system needs regular service and maintenance to achieve peak performance. Learn more about our Service Partner Plan and how we can save you money.

Puron is an environmentally friendly refrigerant and the only freon used in HVAC systems starting January 1, 2010.

The newer Puron equipment uses different freon than the old units. Mixing two types of freon will cause your new compressor to fail prematurely.

Yes, you can have plants and bushes near your unit but you should keep 2-3 feet of clearance on each side to allow proper airflow.

SEER is an abbreviation for Season Energy Efficiency Rating. This measures how efficient your HVAC unit operates. The greater your SEER rating, the more energy efficient your system will be.

Typically, older units have a SEER rating between 8 and 10. If you install a 13 SEER A/C system, you can expect savings in the 30-40% range on your monthly bill.

Older furnaces are typically running at a 65% efficiency rate, some even less. With a 90%-plus furnace, you can expect 25% or more in savings depending on your usage and with the installation of high-efficiency equipment.

A 2-stage gas valve meters gas into your furnace and it has two stages; one being a high stage, the other being a low stage.

No. We suggest you raise the temperature setting on the thermostat a few degrees. If you set it at 80-83 degrees, you will use less energy and still allow the air conditioning system to recover when you lower the thermostat to your desired comfort level. We recommend purchasing a smart or programmable thermostat.

Yes. We recommend installing a more efficient heating and cooling system to drastically improve the indoor air quality in your home.

HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning.