Air Conditioning Calgary

There are some handy online formulas that will help you figure it out but remember, you should only use them for a general guideline. To determine what’s best for your particular situation and needs, you should talk to a professional.

If you are soon to be replacing your furnace, you can save a lot on labour costs by having your air conditioner installed at the same time. 

We’re already in your home, so we save time, and on top of that it’s easier to make space for all elements when we’re already replacing the furnace with a new unit. 

If you’re replacing your furnace but not certain whether you want an air conditioner, you can keep your options open by having us install just the evaporator coil. This will make AC installation easier and less costly at a later date.

Cost and install time will of course depend on the size and age of the home. In new builds, we can be in and out in fairly short order, while older homes necessitate working around pre-existing fixtures and construction. 

Just don’t wait too long to call us for a free consultation; by the time the mercury approaches 30°C there will be a rush on installation appointments – book early!

Do you want to add humidity as well as cool the air? How much? How will you get the best performance from the unit you buy? Understanding some basics about how an A/C unit works is always a good idea.

It’s one thing to have an air conditioner, it’s another to take care of it.

A lot of that depends on personal preference but we can tell you that a few degrees can make a big difference to your pocket book.

Setting your thermostat to 22C (72F) could increase your cooling costs anywhere from 12 to a whopping 47 per cent. A comfortable 25C (78F) is optimal. And remember, cranking the A/C will not cool your home faster but it sure will send that meter spinning.

So to keep the costs down, take it easy on the hydro.

Whatever you decide to do, you can count on us to help you through it.

Air conditioning is awesome – whether you like the temperature to hover just a bit cooler than outside or solidly in meat locker territory – we can give you the advice you need to make your choice.

The short answer is, “that depends.” If we’re retrofitting an older home, there’s more planning and finesse needed to work around pre-existing fixtures and construction.

In new homes, we can be in-and-out in short order particularly if we’ve been able to get engaged in the building process early. 

A lot of that depends on personal preference but we can tell you that a few degrees can make a big difference to your pocket book. Setting your thermostat to 22C (72F) could increase your cooling costs anywhere from 12 to a whopping 47 per cent. A comfortable 25C (78F) is optimal. And remember, cranking the A/C will not cool your home faster but it sure will send that meter spinning. So to keep the costs down, take it easy on the hydro.

Whatever you decide to do, you can count on us to help you through it. Air conditioning is awesome – whether you like the temperature to hover just a bit cooler than outside or solidly in meat locker territory – we can give you the advice you need to make your choice.