A/C INSTALLATION CALGARY

In Calgary, it typically costs between $4,000 and $8,500 to install a new air conditioning system.

The following are typical price ranges, including installation:

Builder’s Grade, 13 SEER, single-stage: $4,000 to $5,300
Quieter, 14 SEER, single-stage: $4,500 to $6,000
Very Quiet, 16 SEER, single- or two-stage: $5,000 to $7,200
Quietest, 18 SEER, variable-capacity: $6,000 to $8,500

Higher-end A/C units offer multi-stage condensers and quieter operation. Exact pricing depends on model and cooling needs. Get a free custom quote for your home.

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 in-home or no-visit quote from Advanpro.

Rated at 65 dB, the Lennox EL16XC1 is the quietest A/C unit on the market — you won’t hear it running from inside your home.

We also offer Lennox Merit-series units rated at 72 to 74 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 — A/C units with a higher SEER rating are more expensive, but cost less to operate.

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