Does the size of AC unit effect performance? Yes!
If the unit is too large, the space gets too cool and humidity is not removed. You’ll feel cold and clammy. Plus the frequent cycling can wear out your AC Unit faster since the hardest load on your AC is when you start it up. You can also freeze up the AC unit if the air flow is too low and the unit can not be kept from freezing up. Freezing up of a central AC system is a recipe for disaster on the HVAC equipment.
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You can reduce your AC bill by ensuring that your air conditioner is running as efficiently as possible.
To guarantee your air conditioner is in top working condition, you’ll want to do some AC maintenance before starting up the unit in the summer. Make sure you clean the inside and outside of your central AC unit and change or clean the filters. This will ensure that airflow is not being restricted, causing your AC to have to work harder. Also, consider checking the concrete slab that your AC unit is sitting on. It should be level. Check your condensation line and the insulation on your coolant lines to ensure everything is in good working condition.
To further reduce your AC bill, consider these energy-saving tips:
Proper AC installation is also important. If your air conditioner is not installed properly, this can lead to reduced efficiency and a higher utility bill.
Looking to beat the heat this summer? ProSolutions Inc. recommends the trustworthy Ameristar Air Conditioning brand.
Yes—especially if you want to reduce your energy bills, lower your carbon footprint, and get the most comfort from your system. Higher-efficiency ACs can also help increase the value of your home and extend the life of your system with fewer breakdowns.
Pro Tip: SEER2 is now becoming the new standard across Canada. Many newer AC models are already listed using only SEER2 rating—so if you’re comparing older and newer systems, make sure you’re looking at the same standard!
How long it takes to install an air conditioner will depend on several factors. This includes the type of AC unit, if you’re replacing or installing new, the size of your home, the location where the new unit will be installed, the condition of the ductwork in your home, etc. However, on average, a professional AC installation company should be able to accomplish this within a day.
When making the decision to upgrade or replace your air conditioner, it is important to discuss with your technician your needs and wants for cooling comfort during your free home estimate! ProSolutions is here to walk you through your options for AC size, brand, and type to ensure your home stays comfortable, and then follow up with a professional installation that ensures your new system works like a charm. This ensures that it will run as efficiently as possible in Edmonton conditions!
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It is not cheaper to install AC in Edmonton in the winter, contrary to popular belief. While some ACs may be sold in the Winter, they cannot be fully installed and activated until the temperature reaches above +10° ! That means, a second visit is often needed once the weather clears up. Instead, consider saving your AC purchase until the Spring. Many companies, ProSolutions included, is gearing up for the Summer and looking forward to the early birds.
If you require air conditioner and furnace installation, having both replaced at the same time may also help you save money.
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Yes, adding AC will increase home value. This is especially true for homes in Edmonton. Summers is Alberta can get extremely hot, therefore, many homebuyers prefer houses that have central air conditioning installed.
If your home does not currently have air conditioning but you are considering installing AC, it is highly recommended. In fact, some estimates suggest that installing an AC unit can add up to 12% to the value of your home. Especially if you opt for a high-efficiency air conditioning unit. In addition to increasing home value, central AC adds to your home’s comfort, resulting in a healthy and happy environment.
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You do not need a ductless unit in every room of your home. However, a single wall-mounted ductless unit can only cool one room or unobstructed zone (with good airflow). Thus, most Edmonton homeowners opt to install a wall-mounted mini split AC unit in each main living space they want to keep cool.
Keep in mind that one outdoor ductless condenser unit can support multiple (up to four) indoor units. Thus, one outdoor unit and four indoor units would cool four rooms.
Not sure how many ductless mini split air conditioner units you need or where they should be located? The ductless air conditioner installation experts at ProSolutions Inc. can help. Our professional HVAC technicians will help you decide how many indoor units you need, where to install them, and what size and model of mini split AC will work best for your Edmonton home.
If you are experiencing blown fuses from your AC unit. It’s often an electrical issue with the breaker or the house wiring. Likely a short circuit or some type of a fault to ground issue. It could also be that a dirty filter is the culprit. One not uncommon answer is to check the electrical box in the condensing unit. It’s not surprising in a place like Edmonton, that mice have built a nest in this box and have also nibbled at some of the electrical wires. If you’re like many of us, you’d want an expert like ProSolutions Inc. to fix it.
With temperatures rising nationwide alongside our everchanging Albertan weather, we want to stay comfortable and cool while keeping our bills as low as possible—and the best way to do that is by making sure your air conditioning systems are working …
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Read MoreAir conditioning is 100% worth it in Stony Plain. The summers in Stony Plain get very hot and an efficient, properly calibrated AC provides a comfortable indoor space. As a result, many Stony Plain homeowners have installed air conditioning in recent years. Now, more than 60% of homes in Alberta use AC during the summer months.
A central AC is your best bet for efficient and reliable cooling if you want to escape the heat this summer.
Thinking of installing a new AC in your Stony Plain home? You may require a permit for your new air conditioner. Don’t worry, ProSolutions can help. Our experienced Stony Plain AC company will be there every step of the way - from helping you choose the perfect AC to filing for permits, and more. Plus, our local technicians will guarantee that your new air conditioner is perfectly calibrated so you can enjoy optimal home comfort, even on the hottest days.
It costs approximately $4,500 to $9,500+ to install air conditioning in Stony Plain. The total cost for a new AC depends on several factors, such as:
An air conditioner with a high-efficiency rating and many advanced features will cost the most upfront. However, this type of AC will also help you save on energy costs. Therefore, it is recommended that you purchase the most efficient air conditioning unit you can afford.
ProSolutions offers a wide range of AC brands at price points to fit all budgets.
A high-efficiency AC costs about $30-45 per month to operate in Stony Plain. However, the less efficient your air conditioner is, the more it will cost to keep turned on. Compared to a high-efficiency AC, like a 16 SEER or higher, an inefficient unit can cost $100+ per month in electricity.
As you can see, buying a new air conditioner with a high-efficiency rating can help you save a significant amount in energy costs!
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