Cooling - energy-efficient

AC Installation in Edmonton

Quiet summer cooling sized to the house. We match the coil to the furnace, set the charge properly, and haul the old condenser away.

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Cooling that actually reaches the bedrooms

Canadian summers are short and sharp. An oversized condenser short-cycles and leaves the upstairs humid; an undersized one runs until midnight and still cannot catch up. We size the coil and condenser together and check the furnace blower can move the air.

The pad, whip, disconnect, and line-set are the unglamorous half of a good install. We recover the old refrigerant, replace undersized or contaminated copper, weigh in the charge, and confirm superheat and subcooling - not a 'close enough' gauge glance.

GoalEven rooms, quiet nights
ChargeWeigh-in + superheat/subcool
Old unitRecovered and hauled
PairingCoil matched to the furnace
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The visit, step by step

1

Size the system

Load and duct reality, not the old nameplate.

2

Set the outdoor unit

Level pad, clearances, new whip and disconnect.

3

Connect the indoor coil

Matched coil, drain, and line-set done clean.

4

Charge and prove it

Weigh-in, readings, and a walk-through at the thermostat.

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What you are actually buying

  • energy-efficient condenser and matched coil
  • Pad, electrical, and disconnect
  • Line-set replacement or proper flush
  • Condensate drain with a safety plan
  • Old unit recovery and disposal
  • Thermostat cooling setup

Book this when

  • You have never had central air and want it before July
  • The old condenser uses R-22, an older refrigerant. Replacement may be more practical than repeated repairs when the system is aging or failing.
  • A new furnace is going in and the coil should match
  • Upstairs rooms will not drop below 25 C

Questions we actually get

When should I install AC in Edmonton?

April through June is kinder than the first heat wave. We still install in July - you just wait in a warm house if the city is slammed.

Can you add AC to my existing furnace?

Usually, if the blower and ducts can handle the coil. We check that before we sell a condenser.

How long does it take?

A straightforward add-on is often a day. New electrical or a coil that needs plenum work can take longer.

Heat pump instead of AC?

If you also want winter efficiency, yes. See the heat-pump page. If you only want July cooling, a straight AC is simpler.

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