Contact Condo HVAC Repair Toronto

A standard diagnostic is $185 ($285 after hours) and most repairs run $280 to $2,400 depending on unit type and parts. Fan coil replacement is $2,800 to $6,500 per unit and heat pump replacement $4,500 to $8,500. Every job gets a written scope before work. To give you a feel for the middle of those bands: a zone valve actuator swap on a vertical fan coil usually lands between $380 and $520 installed, a PSC blower motor with a new run capacitor between $450 and $750, and a heat pump reversing valve job between $900 and $1,600 because it involves brazing and a refrigerant recovery. Magic-Pak replacement is quoted turnkey at $4,800 to $7,500 per unit. Riser flushes are priced per building, $3,500 to $12,000. All prices are in CAD and before HST, and the number on your written scope is the number on your invoice.

Yes. We send the COI to management, coordinate suite entry notices and service elevator bookings, schedule service nights and issue itemized invoices per suite. Annual service contracts run $185 to $420 per unit per year. Most of our building work comes through property managers and the superintendents who work with them, so the paperwork is built around how a management office actually runs. You get one point of contact, a named Operations Manager for your area, a schedule you can post in the elevator, and a closing report that shows what was found and fixed in each suite. If a repair turns out to be the owner's responsibility under the declaration, we quote the owner directly and copy you, so nobody is surprised by an invoice later.

We run 24-hour emergency response across Toronto and the GTA for pan leaks, no-heat calls and heatwave no-cool calls. After-hours and weekend diagnostics are $285. For an active leak into the suite below, the first step on the phone is to walk you or the superintendent through closing the isolation valves at the fan coil so the water stops while the technician is on the way. On site, the crew stops the leak, dries the pan, clears the condensate line and tests the float switch. If a part is needed that is not on the truck, we make the unit safe and come back with it, usually the next business day.

Yes. A certificate of insurance showing $5M commercial general liability and WSIB registration is sent to management on request, usually the same day. We can name the condominium corporation and the management company as additional insureds when the building requires it.