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The Raleigh air conditioning contractors featured above have gone through our rigorous “Homeowner Approved” selection process. They are familiar with Raleigh weather and understand the variables associated with repairing, installing and maintaining an effective heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system. According to our homeowner research, these air conditioning companies in Raleigh also provide exceptional customer service and come highly recommended from their previously served customers.

The Raleigh climate will significantly affect your air conditioning and heating needs and determine the workload requirements of your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system. From an Average Minimum Temperature of 29.6 degrees Fahrenheit in January, to an Average Maximum Temperature of 88.9 degrees Fahrenheit in July, the Raleigh region requires approximately 3,341 Heating Degree Days and 1,582 Cooling Degree Days per year. Raleigh's variable weather conditions, combined with the unique requirements of your home, make selecting a capable heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) contractor essential.

Central Air Maintenance Tips for Raleigh
To assist with your Raleigh, NC air conditioning and heating needs, several important AC repair and maintenance tips are outlined below. For more general home improvement and repair tips check out our “Home Improvement Tips and Repair Advice.” Also see our “Home Maintenance Checklist” to identify seasonal maintenance items and to keep your home in top condition.

Have Your Homes Central Air and Heating Systems Checked Routinely
To maintain your home central air units maximum heating and cooling performance, have your ac system inspected regularly by a North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certified technician. Your heating unit should be examined twice annually, while your Raleigh air conditioning system should be inspected at least once per year.

Use a Programmable Thermostat to Save Money
Significant energy savings can be achieved by using a programmable thermostat to align your home’s temperature with your family’s lifestyle. For example, if your home is empty during the day, program your system accordingly. In the winter, let the daytime temperature drop to 65 degrees. Similarly, let it warm up to 85 degrees during summer days. In both cases, set your thermostat to make your home comfortable just before your family returns from work and school.

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