Commercial HVAC Replacement Toronto & GTA

What you get

Commercial HVAC Replacement and New Installation

If your building depends on stable heating and cooling, the goal isn’t “make it work for now.” The goal is a commercial HVAC setup you can rely on through the full season — with a scope that makes sense for your space and a finish that holds up.

Who we work with

Property managers and building managers
Facility managers and operations teams
Owners of retail, office, warehouse, and mixed-use buildings

Commercial systems we install and replace

Packaged rooftop units (RTUs)
Boilers and hydronic heating equipment
Heat pumps for commercial applications
Mini-split and multi-zone systems
Ductwork and ventilation improvements
Gas line work related to HVAC equipment (as part of the project scope)
Water heaters and tankless water heaters (when included)

Signs it’s time to replace

Your equipment is near end-of-life
Temperatures vary across zones
Energy costs keep rising year over year
Capacity is no longer enough for the space
Compliance, safety, or inspection concerns are growing

How the project runs

A Clean Commercial Process, Start to Finish

Commercial work succeeds when the process is controlled. That means planning access, protecting the site, and installing equipment with zero guessing.

1) Site visit and building review

We walk the space with you and check what matters:

Existing equipment and layout
Mechanical room or rooftop access
Ductwork and ventilation condition
Gas and electrical connections tied to the equipment
Scheduling limits (tenants, noise, hours, shutdown windows)

2) Clear scope and options

You get a straightforward proposal that includes:

What’s included and what’s not
Equipment options that fit the building needs
Timeline and site requirements
A replacement plan that matches your operating hours

3) Replacement and installation

On install day, the focus is clean execution:

Removal and disposal of old equipment
New unit placement and connections
Required duct/vent transitions (if part of scope)
Startup, testing, and commissioning

4) Handover you can keep on file

You receive:

Walkthrough and basic operating guidance
Key equipment info for your records
Commissioning notes and a clean close-out

What’s included

Scope, Standards, and What Drives Pricing

Commercial HVAC replacement is not one-size-fits-all. Pricing and timing depend on the building, access, and how much infrastructure needs to be updated around the new system.

Typical commercial scope includes

Removal and disposal of old equipment
New equipment installation (RTU, boiler, heat pump, mini-split, etc.)
Connections to existing systems (duct, venting, piping as applicable)
HVAC-related gas line work (when included in the approved scope)
Startup, testing, and commissioning
Jobsite protection and cleanup

Code-ready and safety-first

Commercial work must be done correctly — safely, cleanly, and in line with the requirements that apply to your building. The goal is a finished install that’s ready for long-term operation and documentation.