Boiler Replacement in Toronto & GTA

Boiler Replacement and Hydronic Heating Installation

A boiler system should deliver steady, comfortable heat without constant temperature swings. If your boiler is aging or your heating feels uneven, replacement can restore reliable hydronic performance and improve efficiency. HVAC Bureau replaces boilers and installs hydronic heating systems with clean workmanship, tidy piping, and verified performance before handover.

What a new boiler can improve

• More stable heat and fewer temperature swings
• Better efficiency compared to older boilers
• Quieter, smoother system operation
• A cleaner mechanical setup with organized piping

When replacement makes sense

• Your boiler is near end-of-life
• Heat is uneven across rooms or floors
• The system cycles too often or struggles in cold weeks
• Utility costs keep rising each winter
• You want a cleaner, more serviceable mechanical room layout

How Your Boiler Project Works

Boiler work is about planning, piping layout, and commissioning. The goal is to replace the unit cleanly and confirm the system runs the way it should before we leave.

1) Home assessment and system review

We review:

• Existing boiler condition and system layout
• Heating goals and comfort issues
• Piping access and mechanical room constraints
• Connection scope tied to the replacement

2) Clear scope and quote

You receive a straightforward proposal that outlines:

• What’s included and what’s not
• The boiler option that fits your home needs
• The piping plan and timeline

3) Installation and commissioning

On install day we focus on clean execution:

• Removal and disposal of old equipment
• New boiler installation and proper connections
• Organized piping layout based on scope
• Startup, testing, and commissioning checks

4) Walkthrough and handover

Before closeout, you get:

• A walkthrough of the new setup
• Basic operating guidance
• Key details you can keep on file for the system

What’s Included and What Affects Price

Boiler replacement pricing depends on the system layout, access, and how much piping scope is required to install cleanly and safely. The right approach is a clear scope up front and verified commissioning at the end.

Typical scope includes

• Removal and disposal of old boiler equipment
• New boiler installation and required connections
• Piping work as approved in scope
• Startup, testing, and commissioning checks
• Jobsite protection and cleanup

Why commissioning matters

A boiler should be set up correctly so it runs steadily and efficiently through winter. Verified commissioning helps ensure stable heat and reliable operation.

What affects price and timeline

• Boiler type and required capacity
• Efficiency tier and feature level
• Existing piping condition and layout complexity
• Mechanical room access and install constraints
• Connection scope tied to venting and utilities
• Any additional system upgrades needed for clean operation