Air Conditioning Installations in Calgary

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No pressure, no surprises. and a straight answer about whether air conditioning is the right fix for your home.

  • Free, no-obligation quote given

  • High-efficiency furnace from top brands

Installation time depends on job complexity. Most single-family AC installs are completed in one day*

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Your Cooling Options

Two Ways to Cool Your Calgary Home

Whether you are optimizing an existing furnace setup or outfitting an older home with no ductwork, discover the right fit for efficiency and local rebate compliance.

Ductless / Mini-Split

Best for homes with hydronic or in-floor heat (no ducts), newer home additions, garage suites, or stubborn hot/cold rooms.

  • No expensive ductwork required

  • Independent room-by-room temperature control

  • Sleek wall, floor, or ceiling placement

  • Whisper-quiet indoor fan operation

Most Popular

Central Air Conditioning

Best for homes with an existing furnace and ductwork system looking for reliable, whole-home summer relief.

  • Integrates with existing furnace ductwork

  • Delivers even, whole-home cooling

  • Simple, cost-effective installation

  • Pairs seamlessly with your current furnace

Heat Pumps

Best for homeowners looking for an energy-efficient system that provides both heating and cooling, designed for Alberta’s climate.

  • Efficient whole-home cooling in the hotter months

  • Provides supplemental heating in the cooler months

  • Efficient operation in cold Alberta temperatures

  • One system for year-round home comfort

No obligation. We’ll recommend the right system — not the most expensive one.
Please inquire about discounts for seniors & first responders.

Financing Offer

Financing as low as $52/mo OAC

Upgrade to a new high-efficiency AC today and pay over time. Qualified homeowners can spread the cost into low monthly payments that fit their budget.

*OAC = On approved credit. Terms and conditions apply. Rates and monthly payments may vary based on credit profile and financing terms.

Simple. Professional. Proficient.

The Installation Process

Most single-family AC installations are completed in one day. First-time installs with electrical work or long line-set runs can run into a second day. You’ll know which one yours is before we start — it’s on the quote.

1

Home evaluation and system sizing confirmation

We measure, run the load calculation, and confirm the right capacity for your home. Nothing gets ordered on a guess.

4

Professional installation by certified technicians

Condenser set and leveled, indoor coil fitted to your furnace, line set run and brazed, system evacuated and charged, electrical connected and verified by a licensed technician, all to code and under permit.

2

Electrical and placement assessment

We measure, run the load calculation, and confirm the right capacity for your home. Nothing gets ordered on a guess.

5

Full system testing and airflow balancing

We run a complete operational test, verify refrigerant charge and temperature split, and balance airflow across the house — including upstairs — before we call it done.

3

Written, upfront, no-obligation quote

One number, itemized, given to you before any work is scheduled. If the assessment turns up something that isn’t an AC problem, this is where we tell you.

6

Owner walkthrough

Thermostat operation, filter location and change schedule, what the system should sound like, what it shouldn’t, and what to expect on the first hot day.

Proudly Serving Calgary & Surrounding Communities

From our NE Calgary headquarters, we dispatch certified, highly trained local service mechanical crews to homes across Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Chestermere, and Southern Alberta.

ONGOING CARE

Protect Your Investment With a Maintenance Plan

Regular maintenance keeps your system running efficiently, extends its lifespan, and catches small issues before they become expensive repairs. Our plans include priority scheduling, annual tune-ups, and exclusive member discounts.

Annual Tune-Ups

Complete system safety check, cleaning, and performance calibration every year.

Priority Scheduling

Members jump to the front of the line with guaranteed rapid service windows.

Member Discounts

Enjoy exclusive member-only savings on diagnostics, parts, and labor.

Common Questions

Everything You’re Wondering About

The cost of a new central air conditioner in Calgary typically ranges from $4,000 to $10,000, depending on the size of your home, the equipment selected, efficiency rating, and installation requirements. Every home is different, so we provide a personalized quote to ensure you get the right-sized system for your home and budget.

Most residential central air conditioning installations in Calgary can be completed in one day. The exact time depends on the home, the existing HVAC system, accessibility, and the complexity of the installation.

Our experienced technicians take the time to complete every installation properly, test the system, and ensure your new air conditioner is operating safely and efficiently before we leave.

The right choice depends on your home, budget, and needs. A central air conditioner is a great choice if you primarily want reliable, efficient cooling during Calgary’s summer months. A heat pump provides both cooling and heating, making it a versatile option that can help reduce your reliance on your furnace.

For many Calgary homeowners, a heat pump can be an excellent option when paired with a high-efficiency furnace. However, a central A/C system may be the better choice if you’re mainly looking for dependable summer cooling at a lower upfront cost.

Not sure which option is right for your home? Our HVAC professionals can assess your existing system, home, and comfort needs and recommend the best solution for you.

Yes! Modern cold-climate heat pumps are designed to work in Alberta’s cold winters.

For Calgary homes, a heat pump is often paired with a high-efficiency furnace. The heat pump handles much of the heating during milder temperatures up to minus 20 C, while the furnace provides additional heat when temperatures become extremely cold. This type of dual-fuel system provides efficient heating and dependable comfort throughout the Alberta winter.

Proper sizing and installation are key to getting the best performance from a heat pump in our climate.

The right air conditioner size depends on several factors, including the size and layout of your home, insulation, windows, sun exposure, and your existing HVAC system. Bigger isn’t always better—a unit that’s too large can cycle on and off too frequently, while one that’s too small may struggle to keep your home comfortable.

A professional assessment and proper load calculation are the best ways to determine the right size for your home. Our HVAC professionals can recommend the appropriate system to provide consistent cooling, better efficiency, and reliable comfort throughout Calgary’s summers.

Yes, we offer financing options to help make your new furnace, air conditioner, or heat pump more affordable. Financing options are available to qualified customers and can help you manage the cost of your new HVAC system with convenient payment options.

Ask us about our current financing options and find a payment plan that works for your budget.

We stand behind our work. If you experience an issue with your new HVAC system after installation, our team is here to help. We’ll assess the problem, determine what’s causing it, and work with you to get your system operating properly again.

We believe in providing reliable installation and responsive after-sales service, so you can feel confident knowing you’re not on your own once the installation is complete.

In many cases, yes! Condos and townhomes can often be equipped with air conditioning, but the options depend on your building, existing HVAC system, available space, and the rules of your condo corporation or townhouse complex.

Before installation, we can assess your home and help determine what type of A/C system will work best for your space. You may also need approval from your condo corporation or property management before installing equipment.

We will work together to understand your options and make sure the installation is appropriate for your home and building requirements.

DID YOU KNOW?

A Few More Things Worth Knowing

These won’t make or break your quote, but they’re useful to know about before you start comparing options.

1

Electrical capacity

A condenser needs its own 240V circuit and breaker space. Many Calgary homes built before 1970 still run a 60- or 100-amp panel, and some are full. If a panel upgrade is needed, you’ll see it on the quote as its own line — not buried.

2

Where the condenser goes

It needs clearance for airflow, a level pad, a sensible line-set route, and — this is the one nobody asks about until later — it needs to not be under a bedroom window or against a neighbour’s patio. We’ll walk the yard with you and pick the spot together.

3

The line set

Refrigerant lines run from the outdoor unit to the coil at your furnace. A short, direct run is cheap. A long run around a finished basement, through a developed ceiling, or up an exterior wall costs more, and we’ll show you why.

4

Duct modifications

Your existing furnace ductwork gets reused for cooling. If it’s undersized or short on returns, we’ll tell you what it needs before you buy equipment it can’t feed.

DID YOU KNOW?

A Few More Things Worth Knowing

These won’t make or break your quote, but they’re useful to know about before you start comparing options.

1

Electrical capacity

A condenser needs its own 240V circuit and breaker space. Many Calgary homes built before 1970 still run a 60- or 100-amp panel, and some are full. If a panel upgrade is needed, you’ll see it on the quote as its own line — not buried.

2

Where the condenser goes

It needs clearance for airflow, a level pad, a sensible line-set route, and — this is the one nobody asks about until later — it needs to not be under a bedroom window or against a neighbour’s patio. We’ll walk the yard with you and pick the spot together.

3

The line set

Refrigerant lines run from the outdoor unit to the coil at your furnace. A short, direct run is cheap. A long run around a finished basement, through a developed ceiling, or up an exterior wall costs more, and we’ll show you why.

4

Duct modifications

Your existing furnace ductwork gets reused for cooling. If it’s undersized or short on returns, we’ll tell you what it needs before you buy equipment it can’t feed.

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