Cooling Solutions for Every Home and Budget

Looking for the best way to stay cool through the summer? Whether you’re planning a home renovation or replacing an older unit that can’t be fixed, we offer a wide range of high-efficiency air conditioner solutions.

Enercare is your quickest route to comfort at an affordable price.

Our Home Cooling and Air Conditioning Services

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Keep your unit running at peak efficiency over its entire lifespan with annual maintenance and 21-point inspection.

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Home not cooling properly? Our licensed technicians service all makes and models and can fix many problems on the same day.

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If you need to buy or rent a brand-new, high-efficiency air conditioner, we can help you find the right solution for your home.

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Our Air Conditioner Solutions

Why Choose Enercare For Home Cooling

Enercare AC services can handle all your home cooling needs:

We size, install and maintain complex HVAC equipment from all leading manufacturers.

We can install your new air conditioner as soon as the next day.

All of our work is backed by our worry-free guarantee.

We secure all permits (if required) before doing any work in your home.

We offer same-day1 repairs through our Enercare AdvantageTM program if you call before 5 p.m

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Customer Reviews

4.8 Average (Based on 12,156 Google Reviews)

Thanks to Mike and Jordan for installing a new A/C and furnace for our home. They were able to install the A/C unit in a different location than our pre-existing unit with no issue. They were quick and tidy – couldn’t even tell they were here.

Haylee BlytheIn the last week

The techs did an amazing job installing the furnace and air conditioner, exceeded my expectations.

Dan HIn the last week

Jasbir Bains came and repaired our ac. He explained what was wrong and what he was doing. We felt very assured every step of the way. Thanks Jasbir for doing a great job!

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Md. Rafiqul IslamIn the last week

Mr. Harry Patel is very knowledgeable, helpful and professional. He was friendly and took time to analyze and solve the problem. Mr. Patel in my opinion is more than a 5star technician.

Cornerstone I.In the last week

Josh Price is great at his skill, very knowledgeable and patient in working and simply explaining how things works. Keeps my AC and furnace in tip top shape. Highly recommend him as a great Enercare tech. Orvis

Sivro IncorporatedIn the last week

I must say that Norm Rollin is one of the best if not the best service Technician that has come to my residence. He is very knowledgeable and very efficient. He went over my AC with a fine tooth comb. A real pleasure having him service my system.

Devon Fermoyle (Fuzzy)In the last week

Great service – very friendly and professional – Rejin George the service technician who came to my house for the service appointment arrived on time and was very courteous, professional and completed his work quickly and efficiently and without interruption. Rejin also offered valuable suggestions …

Shawn SchmidtIn the last week

Matthew P. was excellent. Kind, professional, very helpful, and clearly good at his job. Thank you!

Aaron WillisIn the last week

we have had lots of issues With the cooling unit and Kris and Matt have been able to FINALLY figure it out After many years of frustration. They have been very awesome very professional and very helpful I would recommend them to anybody

rhonda vandervenIn the last week

Feemas was just at my place, totally professional, I explained the issue and he knew exactly what the problem was! Great Guy – highly recommend! Thank you Feemas

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How Does Air Conditioning Work?

Central Air Conditioning

Most central air conditioning systems are made up of indoor and outdoor units – called a “split” system. The outdoor unit contains a condenser coil, compressor, fan and electrical components. The indoor portion, called the evaporator coil or “A” coil, sits on top of your natural gas or propane furnace.

  1. A central air conditioning system will start up when the attached thermostat senses that the temperature has increased above a preset level.
  2. Liquid refrigerant inside the evaporator coil converts to gas. As the warm humid indoor air passes over it, the evaporator coil absorbs heat and removes humidity, which cools the air.
  3. The blower fan on your furnace then circulates the cooled air through your home’s ductwork and into the living areas.
  4. Meanwhile, the refrigerant gas travels outside your house through a copper pipe (line set) to the compressor. The compressor pressurizes the gas and moves the refrigerant through the condenser coil. As the condenser fan pulls cool air through the condenser coil, it changes the refrigerant back into liquid, continuing the refrigeration cycle.
  5. The humidity that was pulled from the air turns into condensation, which is removed from the evaporator coil through the condensate drain line.
  6. The heated air in the home circulates through the cold air returns to the system to be cooled down and dehumidified again.

Ductless Air Conditioning

Ductless air conditioners are also split systems with outdoor and indoor components. These are connected by a copper conduit that also houses the power cable, refrigerant tubing, suction tubing and a condensate drain.

Ductless AC cools rooms only where an indoor unit is installed. Depending on the size of your home and how many rooms you want to cool, you may have multiple indoor units (or heads) powered by the single outdoor unit. The indoor units come in many shapes and sizes, including wall-mounted versions, floor consoles and ceiling cassettes. 

Ductless AC units do not sit in your window or plug into a wall outlet — they are wired just like a central AC system, but without the need to install any ductwork. That makes them a great choice for adding cooling to an older home that is heated by a boiler. Because a ductless air conditioning system uses refrigerant and is wired into your home’s electrical panel, you’re required to have a licensed professional install it. 

Common Questions About Air Conditioning

The average lifespan of an air conditioning system is 10–15 years. But the age of your unit is only one factor to consider. Other reasons you may need to replace your air conditioner include safety, frequent breakdowns, installation quality and improper sizing.

Yes, if you have a central air conditioner. The air conditioner works with the furnace fan to transfer cool air throughout the home. We recommend that you change or clean your furnace filter every three months.

A new high-efficiency central air conditioner in Ontario usually costs $3,500 to $6,000. With Enercare, you pay the price — no hidden charges — with installation by a fully insured and licensed company and a warranty of at least one year included. The cost of a new air conditioner for your home depends on four things:
  1. Technical requirements including the size of your home, floor plan, number of stories, existing ductwork and cooling load
  2. preferences such as energy efficiency, sound output, air filtration sizes (which depend on allergies or other sensitivities) and comfort-enhancing options
  3. Personal choices such as extended warranties, maintenance plans and guarantees
  4. Code requirements including safety, licensing and building code requirements

Several factors affect the size of the unit you need, including the size and age of your home, air flow, insulation and how many windows and doors you have. To make sure you get the right-sized unit for your needs, it’s crucial to have a professional evaluate your home and calculate heat loss and air flow. Incorrect AC sizing may reduce the lifespan of your unit and lead to higher utility costs because your home is not cooling down properly.