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Air conditioning installation in Toronto
Central AC and ductless mini-split installation for Toronto homes. We size to the actual load, run clean line-sets, and hand the system off with a calibrated thermostat and a written record of what we installed.
Common reasons Toronto homes call us in.
Some homes don’t have AC at all and the upstairs has become unliveable in July. Some have an aging central system that’s on the wrong side of a refrigerant phase-out. Some have an addition or finished attic that the existing ducts don’t reach.
- First-time central AC in a previously heat-only home
- Replacement of an aging or R-22 system
- Ductless mini-split for a home with no ductwork
- Multi-zone ductless for an attic, addition, or basement suite
- Pairing AC with a furnace replacement
- Switching to a heat pump for cooling + shoulder-season heat
Sizing, line-set, electrical, commissioning.
A new AC isn’t just an outdoor box. We size against the home, route line-sets cleanly, get a proper electrical disconnect installed, and commission the system with measured airflow and refrigerant readings before we sign it off.
Plan an AC install- Heat-load review against the actual house
- Outdoor unit pad / wall mount and disconnect
- Line-set run with proper insulation and supports
- Indoor coil or air-handler / ductless head
- Vacuum, charge, and refrigerant verification
- Thermostat handoff and homeowner walk-through
Choosing a system
Central, ductless, or heat pump?
There’s no single right answer. The ducts you have, the rooms that get hot, your existing heating system, and how long you plan to be in the house all shift the recommendation.
Existing ducts, whole-home cooling.
Best when ductwork is sound and you want one consistent setpoint everywhere. Pairs naturally with a forced-air furnace.
No ducts, or rooms ducts don’t reach.
Single-zone for one trouble room, or a multi-zone for a whole upper floor or addition.
Cooling + shoulder-season heat from one unit.
If you’re already replacing, a cold-climate heat pump can cover both jobs and reduce your gas use.
Sometimes a fix is the right answer.
If the system is younger and the issue is bounded, an AC repair may be the better call.
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Other things Toronto homeowners ask us about.
Furnace repair — Toronto
Diagnostics and repair for Toronto furnaces — ignition, sensors, blower motors, and intermittent no-heat calls.
AC repair — Toronto
Cooling diagnostics and repair across Toronto — refrigerant leaks, capacitor faults, frozen coils, and warm-air-coming-out-the-vent calls.
Heat pump installation — Toronto
Cold-climate air-source heat pump installs designed for Toronto winters — all-electric or paired dual-fuel.
Hot water tank replacement — Toronto
Same-day swap availability for failing tanks across Toronto — gas, electric, and tankless conversions.
Emergency HVAC — Toronto
Nights, weekends and holidays — no-heat, no-AC, water-heater leaks. After-hours dispatch from the on-call rotation.
HVAC maintenance — Toronto
Fall and spring tune-ups for Toronto homes — combustion checks, coil cleans, and the small fixes that prevent the bad calls.
Toronto residential
Thinking about a new AC? Let’s scope it honestly.
Tell us about the home, the rooms that get hot, and the existing heating system. We’ll come back with a load review and a quote, not a tonnage upsell.
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