Commercial HVAC Toronto: Repair, Installation, Refrigeration & 24-Hour Emergency for Offices, Restaurants & Industrial Buildings

No. Toronto Commercial HVAC has been commercial-only for 20+ years: offices, retail, restaurants, grocery, industrial, healthcare and institutional buildings. That focus is why our trucks carry rooftop unit, boiler and refrigeration parts instead of house furnace parts, and why every technician holds commercial tickets. A residential contractor can often fix a 3-ton split, but a 60-ton Trane Voyager, a 450-ton centrifugal chiller or a low-temp walk-in freezer needs TSSA G2 gas work, 313A refrigeration and a documentation habit that property managers and insurers expect. We would rather do one kind of work properly than two kinds of work halfway.

Emergency calls get a 2-4 hour response across Toronto and the GTA, 24 hours a day. Restaurants, grocery and healthcare get priority routing because product and patient risk climbs fast: one hour of walk-in freezer failure can mean $8K in lost product. Dispatch confirms an ETA by phone, the technician calls ahead with roof or mechanical room access questions, and trucks arrive stocked with parts that cover about 80% of the Toronto commercial RTU fleet. Contract sites on a maintenance program move to the front of the queue. Our Vaughan grocery contract averaged a 2:40 response in 2025 with zero product loss.

$185 for HVAC and $225 for refrigeration. The HVAC diagnostic is waived when the approved repair is over $750. After-hours calls add a $185 surcharge. The diagnostic covers the technician's time to find the root cause, test the related components and write up the findings. You get a written quote before any repair starts, with parts, labour and any lift or access costs listed separately. If you decide not to proceed, you still keep the written findings, which many facility teams use for budgeting or reserve fund planning.

TSSA G1 and G2 gas, ESA electrical authorization and 313A refrigeration. The company carries $5M CGL, full WSIB coverage and has been Enbridge-authorized since 2006. G2 technicians handle appliances up to 400,000 BTU/h, and G1 technicians handle the large boilers, make-up air units and rooftop gas sections above that. 313A mechanics handle refrigerant work on chillers, walk-ins and condensing units. Certificates of insurance and WSIB clearance letters are available on request before the first visit, which most property management firms require for vendor onboarding.

Yes. Repairs carry a 90-day labour warranty and installations or replacements carry a 2-year labour warranty. Manufacturer parts warranties are passed through to you. Every warranty is tied to the written work order, so if a repaired component fails inside the window, the return visit is labour-free and the original findings are already on file. On installations we register equipment with the manufacturer at start-up so parts coverage begins on the day of commissioning, not the day the unit shipped.

Trane, Carrier, York, Lennox, Daikin and AAON for RTUs and chillers; Lochinvar, IBC, Viessmann and Weil-McLain for boilers; Copeland, Heatcraft, True and Traulsen for refrigeration. We also work on Reznor and Modine heaters, Captive-Aire and Greenheck make-up air, BAC, Marley and Evapco cooling towers, and Johnson Controls, Siemens, Honeywell and Delta building controls.

20+ GTA cities, with dedicated crews for Downtown Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, Brampton, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough and Markham, from Bay Street towers to Hwy 400 and Hwy 410 industrial parks. Crews are staged so that the 2-4 hour emergency response holds across the core GTA, including the Pearson warehouse belt and the Hwy 404 tech corridor.

$185 per visit for a single site, or $18K-$85K a year for building-wide programs. Reactive HVAC spend averages 40% more than planned PM. Pricing depends on equipment count, tonnage, visit frequency (monthly, quarterly or semi-annual) and whether chillers and cooling towers are in scope. Every visit ends with a written condition report.

For most buildings reactive repair stops paying around year 18-22 for rooftop units and year 25-30 for chillers. We document condition per unit so the decision is backed by data, and we flag units where a single repair would cost more than half of a replacement.

Yes. Multi-site MSAs cover 3-50+ sites with one point of contact, written cost allocation, insurance letters and board-grade reporting. Our largest active program is a 45-site downtown restaurant refrigeration MSA.

Yes. We have been Enbridge-authorized since 2006. Our TSSA G1 and G2 technicians repair the deficiency, run combustion and CO tests and coordinate clearance so the tag can be removed. Our Scarborough warehouse project cleared seven red-tagged appliances in nine working days.

Yes. 313A licensed mechanics repair and maintain walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins, prep tables and display cases. Refrigeration calls get 24-hour priority because product can enter the temperature danger zone within 2-4 hours. The refrigeration diagnostic is $225.

Yes. Certificates of insurance for our $5M commercial general liability policy, WSIB clearance letters and licence copies are sent before the first visit or uploaded to your vendor portal.