In most seasons, we schedule within 24–48 hours and finish the swap same day.
The Lennox EL296E stands out from conventional furnaces by offering adaptable heating capabilities that not only enhance comfort but also optimize energy use.
The Carrier Infinity® 96 Gas Furnace 59TN6 offers unparalleled comfort and efficiency for homes in Toronto.
If you’re exploring multi-city standards, our broader furnace installation Greater Toronto guide outlines timelines and best practices across the GTA.
Essentials (95–96% AFUE)
Reliable high-efficiency replacement that trims gas use and lifts comfort over builder-grade units.
Enhanced (Two-Stage + ECM)
Longer low-fire cycles smooth out shoulder-season swings common near the lake in Port Credit and Lakeview.
Elite (Modulating 97–99%)
Pin-point temperature control and whisper-quiet operation—great for larger homes in Streetsville or Meadowvale.
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Cooksville back-split with hot upstairs: Right-size the furnace, add/resize returns, and set low CFM continuous fan for even temps.
Meadowvale semi with tight mechanical room: Compact high-efficiency unit, correctly pitched two-pipe venting, and quiet transitions to tame airflow noise.
Port Credit reno near the lake: Wind-aware vent terminations, condensate freeze protection, and staging for a future heat pump (dual-fuel ready).
Protect & verify: Floor runners, scope review, lock-out/tag-out, utilities off.
Remove & prep: Old furnace out; venting, gas, and electrical evaluated; custom plenum/transition built as needed.
Set, pipe, wire: New furnace placed; gas line confirmed; intake/exhaust supported and pitched; condensate trapped and routed to an approved drain.
Commissioning: We record temperature rise, ESP/airflow, gas manifold pressure, combustion/CO, safety controls, and thermostat calibration.
Walkthrough: Filter sizes, maintenance intervals, warranty registration, and care tips—plus your signed commissioning sheet.
ESP matters: High static from undersized returns or restrictive filters hurts airflow and exchanger life. We measure and fix ESP on every furnace installation Mississauga job.
Venting on close lot lines: Correct diameter, pitch, supports, and clearances reduce icing and recirculation issues.
Filtration without throttling: We balance MERV with duct capacity so indoor air quality improves without starving CFM.
Future-proofing: Ask about a matching coil and controls now to enable an easy heat-pump upgrade later.
Whole-home humidifiers for dry winter air
Media/HEPA filtration and HRV/ERV for fresher indoor air
Smart thermostats with schedules, alerts, and remote access
HVAC Maintenance plans to keep efficiency high and warranties valid
These are the most frequently asked questions about HVAC, Sizing, and More. Please feel free to contact us if you don’t see your question answered below.
In most seasons, we schedule within 24–48 hours and finish the swap same day.
Yes. We install to manufacturer specs and Ontario code, and advise on any inspections tied to furnace installation Mississauga.
It can. We test external static pressure and select filtration that keeps airflow and comfort on target.
A Manual-J heat-loss plus duct evaluation—not a square-foot rule of thumb.
A signed startup sheet with temperature rise, ESP/airflow, gas pressure, and combustion/CO readings.
We don’t use “BTU per sq. ft.” rules of thumb. We perform a Manual-J heat-loss calculation that factors insulation levels, window/door U-values, air leakage, exposures, and duct design. Proper sizing prevents short-cycling, improves comfort, and protects the heat exchanger. For furnace installation Greater Toronto and furnace installation Toronto, we also confirm duct capacity so airflow (CFM) matches the selected furnace/coil.
ESP is the resistance your blower must push air against (measured in inches w.c.). High ESP from restrictive filters, undersized ducts, or a dirty coil reduces airflow, raises noise, and can overheat the heat exchanger. On install day we measure ESP with a manometer, target manufacturer-specified ranges, and correct issues (filter media, transitions, duct mods) to restore designed CFM.
Usually yes. 90%+ AFUE condensing furnaces use PVC/CPVC/PP venting with a dedicated combustion air intake. The condensate must be trapped and drained to an approved location (often with a condensate pump) and, where required, passed through a neutralizer before discharge. Vent terminations must meet clearance rules and be pitched correctly to prevent freezing and backflow.
A proper startup includes: temperature-rise verification, gas manifold pressure set-up, combustion analysis/CO check, ESP/airflow measurements, safety controls test (limit, pressure switch), flame sensor microamp check, thermostat calibration, and a written commissioning report. We perform and document all of the above on every furnace installation Toronto & GTA project.
If you’re comparing projects across multiple boroughs, see our broader furnace installation Greater Toronto guide for standards, timelines, and city-wide best practices.
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