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Commercial BMS & HVAC Controls in Toronto, ON | Building Management Integration, VFD Retrofit & Thermostat Programming | Johnson Controls, Siemens, Honeywell, Delta

Building management system installation, retrofit and programming for office towers, institutions and industrial sites. We work on Johnson Controls Metasys, Siemens Desigo, Honeywell Niagara and Delta Controls over BACnet and Modbus, and VFD retrofits typically pay back in 3-5 years.

BMS install, retrofit and programming for towers, institutions and industrial sites. $15K-$180K.

  • BACnet and Modbus integration
  • VFD retrofits on fans and pumps
  • Schedule and setpoint optimization
  • Alarm and trend set-up
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Controls technicians wiring a building automation panel in a Toronto tower

Quick Facts

Pricing
$15K-$180K
Emergency response
2-4 hours, 24/7
Labour warranty
90 days repair / 2 years install
Program lead
Marco Russo, Chiller Specialist

Commercial Credentials & Verification

TSSA G1 + G2

Licensed Gas Technicians

ESA

Electrical Safety Authority

313A Refrigeration

Licensed Refrigeration Mechanics

$5M CGL + WSIB

Enbridge-Authorized Since 2006

2-4 Hour Emergency Response 90-Day Labour Warranty on Repairs / 2-Year on Installs 5-Star Commercial Satisfaction 20+ Years Commercial-Only

Toronto Commercial HVAC installs, upgrades, programs and services building management systems and HVAC controls for office towers, institutions, hospitals and industrial sites across Toronto and the GTA. We work on Johnson Controls Metasys, Siemens Desigo, Honeywell Niagara and Delta Controls, and integrate equipment over BACnet IP, BACnet MSTP and Modbus RTU.

Most buildings get far less from their BAS than they paid for. Schedules are overridden and forgotten, so equipment runs all weekend. Alarm lists fill with nuisance alerts until operators stop reading them. Sensors drift and VAV controllers fail, so comfort calls pile up. Constant-speed fans and pumps run flat out whatever the load. Fixing controls is often the cheapest energy and comfort upgrade a building can make.

Controls projects typically run $15,000 to $180,000. VFD retrofits typically pay back in 3-5 years.

What Does BMS and Controls Work Include?

Controls audit and tune-up

Point list review, override clean-up, schedule and setpoint optimization, alarm rationalization, trend set-up and sensor recalibration.

VFD retrofits

Variable frequency drives on supply fans, return fans, cooling tower fans and pumps, with control sequences and BAS points.

Integration

New rooftop units, chillers, boilers, make-up air units and VRF systems tied into the existing BAS over BACnet or Modbus.

Upgrades and new installs

Controller replacement, new front ends, graphics and complete BMS installations for new buildings and major retrofits.

Controls Projects and Typical Payback

ProjectTypical costTypical payback
Schedule and override clean-upPart of $15K-$40K tune-upOften under 1 year
VFDs on fans and pumps$20K-$90K3-5 years
Chiller plant sequence optimizationQuoted2-4 years
Full BMS upgrade$60K-$180KVaries with scope

Signs Your Controls Need Attention

  • Equipment running nights and weekends with no one in the building.
  • Hundreds of overrides or alarms nobody acts on.
  • Chronic hot and cold complaints in the same zones.
  • New equipment that never got integrated into the BAS.
  • Energy use climbing with no change in occupancy.

Controls and the Plant

Chiller plant sequences, condenser water reset and cooling tower fan control drive a large share of tower energy. Our controls team works directly with our commercial chiller service and cooling tower service crews so sequences match the equipment. New installs are integrated through our commercial HVAC installation projects.

BMS and Controls Across Toronto and the GTA

We work in Bay Street and Yonge corridor office towers, downtown hospitals and universities, Scarborough and Etobicoke institutions, Hwy 404 tech campuses in Markham and industrial plants in Vaughan and Brampton. Office portfolios can see our commercial HVAC for offices programs.

Transparent Pricing

How Much Does Commercial BMS & HVAC Controls Cost in Toronto?

Controls Tune-Up

$15K-$40K

Schedules, setpoints, alarms, trends and sensor recalibration on an existing BAS.

  • Override clean-up
  • Alarm rationalization
  • Trend set-up
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VFD Retrofit

$20K-$90K

Drives on fans and pumps with control sequences and BAS points.

  • 3-5 year typical payback
  • Incentive paperwork
  • Commissioning
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BMS Upgrade or New Install

$60K-$180K

Controller replacement, new front end, integration of RTUs, plant and VAV.

  • BACnet and Modbus
  • Graphics and trends
  • Operator training
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Controls pricing depends on point count, platform, existing network, integration scope and whether hardware is replaced or reused. Service calls for programming and troubleshooting are billed hourly after assessment.

Why Us

Why Choose Toronto Commercial HVAC for BMS & Controls?

Mechanical and Controls Together

Our controls team works beside our chiller and RTU crews, so sequences match how the equipment really behaves.

Four Major Platforms

Johnson Controls Metasys, Siemens Desigo, Honeywell Niagara and Delta Controls.

Open Protocols

BACnet IP, BACnet MSTP and Modbus RTU integration, so new equipment talks to the existing BAS.

VFD Payback

Variable speed drives on fans and pumps typically pay back in 3-5 years, often faster with incentives.

Alarms You Can Trust

Alarm lists cleaned up so the alarms that matter are not buried under nuisance alerts.

Trends That Find Problems

Trend logs set up to catch failing VAVs, short cycling and plant drift before tenants call.

Repair or replace? Get the numbers first.

A $185 diagnostic gives you written findings per unit, waived when the approved repair is over $750.

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Process

How Does Our BMS & Controls Process Work?

  1. 01

    Controls Audit

    Point list, controller inventory, network, overrides, alarms and trends reviewed.

  2. 02

    Savings and Scope

    Quick wins, VFD candidates and upgrade options with costs and payback in writing.

  3. 03

    Design and Program

    Sequences of operation, graphics, alarms and trends designed for how the building actually runs.

  4. 04

    Install and Integrate

    Controllers, drives and integration installed and tested. Marco Russo, Chiller Specialist, signs off plant sequences.

  5. 05

    Commission and Train

    Point-to-point checkout, sequence testing, operator training and a commissioning report.

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BMS & Controls Work on Toronto Commercial Sites

Track Record

Related Commercial Projects

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Downtown Toronto $148,000

Bay Street Office Tower 2x 100-ton Centrifugal Chiller Rebuild

Two centrifugal chillers rebuilt in sequence with full eddy current testing, new bearings and seals, and refrigerant handled under ASHRAE Guideline 3. The tower stayed on its 10-year PM program and logged an 18% plant energy reduction after the 2024 compressor rebuild.

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Client Feedback

What Clients Say About Our BMS & Controls

5-Star Commercial Satisfaction

"The VFDs and new sequences cut our fan and pump energy noticeably in the first year, and the incentive covered a good part of the cost."

Wei Zhang

Energy Manager, Hospital outpatient building

Scarborough

VFD retrofit on 6 AHU fans and 4 pumps with BAS sequences$86,000

"We had over two hundred overrides nobody could explain. After the tune-up, the alarm screen means something again."

Patricia Holm

Chief Building Engineer, 18-storey office tower

Downtown Toronto

Metasys tune-up: schedules, overrides, alarms and trends$27,500

"All twelve rooftop units and both make-up air units now show up on one screen with alarms to our phones."

Gregory Baines

Facilities Manager, Light manufacturing plant with offices

Vaughan

Niagara integration of 12 RTUs and 2 MUAs$42,000

Straight Answers

BMS & Controls FAQs

How much does a commercial BMS or controls project cost in Toronto?

Commercial BMS and controls projects in Toronto typically run $15,000 to $180,000. A controls tune-up on an existing system, covering schedules, setpoints, overrides, alarms, trends and sensor recalibration, usually costs $15,000 to $40,000. VFD retrofits on supply fans, return fans and pumps typically run $20,000 to $90,000 and often pay back in 3-5 years. Full BMS upgrades or new installs with new controllers, a new front end and integration of rooftop units, plant and VAV run $60,000 to $180,000. The biggest variables are point count, platform, network condition and how much existing hardware can be reused.

Which BMS platforms do you work on?

Johnson Controls Metasys, Siemens Desigo, Honeywell Niagara and Delta Controls. We integrate other equipment over BACnet and Modbus.

What is a VFD retrofit and why does it save energy?

A variable frequency drive lets a fan or pump motor run only as fast as the load needs. Because fan and pump power drops sharply with speed, even modest speed reductions save a lot of energy. Retrofits on constant-speed fans and pumps typically pay back in 3-5 years.

Can you integrate new rooftop units into our existing BAS?

Yes. Most modern RTU controllers support BACnet. We integrate points, alarms and schedules at start-up.

Our BAS is full of overrides. Can you fix that?

Yes. Overrides, stale schedules and nuisance alarms are the most common problems we find. A tune-up clears them and documents why each remaining override exists.

Do you offer BAS service contracts?

Yes. Ongoing support for programming changes, alarm response and trend reviews, often bundled with mechanical PM.

Are there incentives for controls and VFD projects?

Often. Enbridge and IESO programs support controls and VFD measures. We help with pre-approval paperwork.

Can you take over from our original controls contractor?

In many cases, depending on platform licensing and access. We assess what is needed before committing.

Do you provide operator training?

Yes. Every project ends with operator training on graphics, alarms, trends and schedules.

How do controls connect to tenant comfort?

Failed VAV controllers, bad sensors and poor schedules cause most chronic hot and cold calls. Trend data shows the problem zones before tenants do.

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