A/C INSTALLATION CALGARY

In Calgary, it typically costs between $5,600 and $8,700 to install a new air conditioning system. 

Higher-end A/C units offer better efficiency and quieter operation. 

The following are typical price ranges, including installation:

Good, 15.2 SEER2, 73 dB, single-stage: $5,600 to $8,700
Better, 17.8 SEER2, 75 dB, two-stage: $8,100 to $10,300
Best, 25.8 SEER2, 56dB, variable-capacity: $13,800 to $17,800

Exact pricing depends on model, unit sizing, and installation requirements. Get a free online or in-home quote.

Yes. Instead of stretching your budget or settling for a lower-cost unit, financing can help you get the A/C features you want by spreading the cost into monthly payments.

Advanpro has partnered with Financeit to provide flexible payment plans. Applications are usually approved within a few minutes.

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Air conditioners are sized by “ton”, which isn’t the weight but a rating for cooling capacity.

For example, an A/C unit rated for 1-ton of cooling can remove 12,000 BTU of hot air per hour, which is equivalent to cooling 700 sq. ft of a modern home (above grade). A 3-ton air conditioner would be about the right size for a modern 2,100 sq. ft home.

Ultimately, the dimensions and age of your home determine the size of A/C unit(s) you need. For exact sizing and pricing, get a free online or in-home quote from Advanpro.

Rated at 56 dB, the Lennox SL28XCV is one of the quietest A/C units available — you won’t hear it running from inside your home.

We also offer Lennox Merit Series units rated at 73 to 75 dB, which are still affordable but quieter than discount-brand A/C units.

Lennox and Trane make high-quality air conditioners that are available in Calgary. Advanpro is a Lennox Premier dealer.

Air conditioner brand and quality does matter. Spending more on a high-quality, efficient, and reliable A/C unit now means you’ll be spending less on cooling costs and maintenance in the future.

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio measures air conditioner and heat pump cooling efficiency. Units with a higher SEER2 rating are more expensive, but cost less to operate.

SEER is calculated through testing each unit, measuring the cooling output over a typical season and dividing it by the electric energy input required.

The SEER2 rating system, effective starting in 2023, includes an updated testing procedure to more accurately reflect real world conditions. 

Yes. If your A/C unit is 10 years old or more, higher-efficiency units are available that can reduce your cooling costs by 30-50%.

Newly-installed air conditioners in Alberta must be rated at 14.5 SEER or higher. Older A/C units are often rated at 9 SEER or less.

Compared to a new A/C unit rated at 15.2 SEER, an older unit rated at 9 SEER consumes 69% more energy to perform the same cooling.

Yes. Regular A/C tune ups and routine maintenance maximize the efficiency and lifespan of your air conditioner.