Lennox Elite EL16XC1 Air Conditioner
Up to 17 SEERAs low as 71 dBScroll compressor
Installed price: free quoteEquipment, labour & permits in writing
Cooling
Air conditioner installation across Saskatchewan
Prairie summers hit 30 °C+. Quiet, efficient central air — sized properly and installed by journeyperson refrigeration mechanics.
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Carrier Performance Air Conditioner (26SPA6)
Up to 16.5 SEER267 dBUp to 4 zones
Installed price: free quoteEquipment, labour & permits in writing
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Trane XV18 Variable-Speed Air Conditioner
Up to 18 SEER750 stagesAs low as 55 dB
Installed price: free quoteEquipment, labour & permits in writing
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Quick answer: Jora Mechanical Systems installs central air conditioners in Saskatoon and area, sized with a cooling-load calculation and installed by Red Seal refrigeration mechanics.
At a glance
- Service area
- All of Saskatchewan — Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw & more
- Quote
- Free, in writing, after an in-home visit
- Emergency
- 24/7 — 905-667-2823
- Licensing
- TSASK Licensed, TSASK Gas Fitters, Red Seal Refrigeration
Saskatoon summers are short but hot, with long sunny days that bake second floors and west-facing rooms. A properly sized air conditioner cools evenly, pulls humidity out of the air and runs quietly; an oversized one short-cycles and leaves rooms clammy.
We size your AC to your home, match it to your furnace, and install it with the right line set, pad and electrical disconnect. Every job is nitrogen pressure-tested, vacuumed and charged to spec by Red Seal refrigeration mechanics.
Outdoor units in Saskatchewan sit through months of snow, so we set them on a raised pad clear of drifts and roof run-off and fit a winter cover recommendation for your model.
Signs you need us
- Your AC is 12+ years old or uses R-22
- Hot upstairs bedrooms
- High summer SaskPower bills
- Ice on the lines or water around the furnace
- Loud outdoor unit
What's included
- Cooling-load sizing
- New outdoor unit, indoor coil and line set as needed
- Raised pad clear of snow and run-off
- Electrical disconnect with a TSASK electrical permit where required
- Nitrogen pressure test, vacuum and charge
- Thermostat set-up and walkthrough
How it works
- 01Call, chat or bookPhone us 24/7, chat on this site, or book online in 2 minutes.
- 02Free in-home visitWe look at your home, your current system and what you want fixed.
- 03Heat-loss & sizingWe size the equipment to your home — no guessing.
- 04Written quote + rebatesClear options in writing, and the rebates you may qualify for.
- 05Permits & schedulingWe pull permits where needed and book a day that suits you.
- 06Clean install to codeLicensed techs, floors protected, TSASK permits, work to code.
- 07Test & walkthroughEvery system tested and explained before we leave.
- 08Warranty & aftercareWe register your warranty and stay on call 24/7.
Frequently asked questions
Should I get an AC or a heat pump?
A heat pump cools exactly like an AC and also heats efficiently in spring and fall. In Saskatchewan most homes keep the gas furnace for deep cold, so a heat pump paired with your furnace (a hybrid system) is a popular upgrade.
What SEER rating should I choose?
Higher SEER2 means lower running costs. Two-stage and variable-speed models are also quieter and better at removing humidity. We'll show you the difference in your quote.
Can you install AC if I have no ductwork?
Yes — a ductless mini-split is the usual answer for homes with boilers, in-floor heat or baseboard heaters.
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Takes 2 minutes. No pressure, no obligation.