New construction homes are often designed to have air conditioning and heating included in the plans. These systems are designed to deliver central air conditioning to the home while using the same ducting as the heating system.

If your new or existing home does not have air conditioning, adding central air conditioning to an existing forced-air heating system would be the most cost effective and efficient method for the installation. These are often referred to as split-systems.

Book an appointment with one of our specialists to see if central air conditioning is the right solution for your home or if an alternative will be required.

Ductless splits systems do not require any ductwork. If the design of your home cannot support the required ductwork for central air, then this is often a great alternative.

These systems can also be designed to include more than one head which is also a great benefit if you need an alternative to true central air.

In the following circumstances, think about upgrading to ductless mini-split heat pumps:

• In houses that use expensive electric heating and cooling (e.g. baseboard; electric radiant, furnace)
• Older homes without any ducting
• Any additions or sheds where it is impractical to extend the ductwork (e.g. shed, barn, garage)
• If you are living in an apartment or condominium without existing A.C.

Small refrigerant lines are used to link an interior unit to an outdoor unit. Installation only requires a three-inch hole in an outside wall. One outdoor unit can be connected to up to 8 indoor units.

We offer semi annual maintenance packages on all of our new installations.

The proper maintenance schedule for your unit can be found in your owner’s handbook or by speaking with your service specialist. Some models need special care, such as routine oiling of the fan motor.

Do it yourself maintenance tips:

• At least once per season, clean the air filters. Airflow is decreased by a clogged air filter, and in some situations, this might harm the room air conditioner.
• Maintain a clean condenser free of leaves and other debris.
• Clear any clogged condensate drain tubes or holes.

Have the equipment serviced if it appears that its performance has declined. A minor refrigerant leak can result in a considerable reduction in efficiency.

When service is conducted, it’s crucial to get leaks corrected and the refrigerant recycled. Otherwise, it harms the ozone layer and functions as a greenhouse gas if it is discharged into the atmosphere.

Our team can repair and service all brands of Air Conditioners. Call us today to have your A.C. unit serviced or repaired.

The most common form of air conditioning in Edmonton is part of a heating and cooling package system. Adding central air to an existing heating system is the most common retrofit solution.

Ductless mini-split systems are typically installed when central air was not included in the home design, or when alternatives to central air conditioning are required.

The layout and style of your home will primarily determine which type of air conditioning system that can be installed. 

You should also determine if the whole house needs to be air-conditioned or if cooling in one or two rooms will be sufficient?

When you call to book an appointment, we will schedule an assessment with one of our air conditioning specialists who will determine the best particular style of air conditioning that is suitable for your home.