Schedule Your Raleigh AC Installation with Confidence
Whether you’re looking to reduce monthly energy bills or need an immediate replacement for a failed AC, the team at Thermo Direct is here to help. Our team brings the skills, knowledge, and experience you need to ensure a quick, reliable AC replacement, ensuring you can enjoy a cool, comfortable home as quickly as possible. To learn more or request a quote for a new AC, contact us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a mechanical permit required by the City of Raleigh for a direct AC unit replacement?
Yes, you’ll need a mechanical permit to have your AC replaced in Raleigh. You will also need an electric permit from the Wake County Inspections Department. When you work with Thermo Direct, we pull these permits on your behalf, making the process as simple as possible on your end.
What are the current Duke Energy Smart $aver rebates for high-efficiency AC installs in North Carolina?
North Carolina homeowners can currently get a rebate of up to $1,000 for installing an efficient AC through the Duke Energy Smart $aver program. There are additional ductless system rebates ranging from $200 to $900.
What is the best “off-season” month to book an AC replacement in Raleigh for the biggest discounts?
At Thermo Direct, we offer year-round discounts and coupons on AC replacement. You’ll save and have an easier time scheduling if you book this service in the fall or winter.
How does Wake County’s high summer humidity impact the SEER2 rating I should choose for my home?
To ensure high efficiency during hot, humid Wake County summers, we suggest a unit with a SEER2 rating of 16 or higher. This ensures the system will run efficiently on even the most humid summer days.
Can I qualify for the North Carolina “Energy Saver NC” state rebates for a new heat pump installation?
Low-to-moderate-income homeowners can get a rebate of up to $8,000 for installing a new heat pump through Energy Saver NC. An HVAC tech can advise you of the best rebates to take advantage of.
How many tons of cooling does a typical 2,500-square-foot home in the Triangle require to stay comfortable?
Cooling a 2,500-square-foot home in North Carolina’s Triangle will require an AC with at least 4 tons (48,000 BTUs) of cooling power. This ensures the system will run efficiently and effectively in our hot, humid summers.
