Water Heater Replacement in Toronto & GTA

Water Heater Replacement and New Installation

Hot water shouldn’t be unpredictable. If your tank is aging, leaking, or struggling to keep up, replacement is usually the smartest move. HVAC Bureau replaces water heaters and installs new tank systems with clean workmanship, safe connections, and a setup you can rely on daily.

What a new water heater improves

• Reliable hot water for showers, laundry, and daily use
• More stable temperature and recovery
• Better efficiency compared to older tanks
• A cleaner, safer mechanical setup

When replacement makes sense

• Your tank is near end-of-life
• Hot water runs out too fast or turns lukewarm
• Water temperature swings during use
• Visible leaks, corrosion, or rust around the tank
• You want a properly sized unit for your household demand

What we install

• Standard tank water heaters
• Water heater replacements tied to gas line and venting scope (when required)

How Your Water Heater Project Works

Water heater replacement is straightforward when it’s planned properly. The goal is to install the right size, connect it safely, and verify it works before we close out.

1) In-home assessment

We review:

• Your current unit size, condition, and location
• Hot water demand and usage patterns
• Venting and connection requirements
• Access and removal considerations

2) Clear scope and quote

You get a straightforward proposal that outlines:

• What’s included and what’s not
• The right size and option for your home
• A realistic installation plan and timeline

3) Removal, installation, and verification

On install day we focus on clean execution:

• Removal and disposal of the old tank
• New unit installation and proper connections
• Startup, safety checks, and basic performance verification

4) Walkthrough and handover

Before we leave, you get:

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

What’s Included and What Affects Price

Water heater pricing depends on the unit size, connection scope, and what needs to be updated around the installation location. The right approach is a clear scope up front and a clean, documented finish.

Typical scope includes

• Removal and disposal of old equipment
• New tank water heater installation
• Required connection work based on scope
• Startup, testing, and safety checks
• Jobsite protection and cleanup

Safe installation matters

A water heater should be installed safely, with proper setup and verified operation. That’s how you avoid leaks, temperature issues, and early failures.

What affects price and timeline

• Tank size and household demand
• Fuel type and connection scope
• Condition of existing piping and shutoffs
• Venting requirements and installation complexity
• Access to the mechanical space and removal difficulty
• Any upgrades needed to support safe operation