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Whether you are adding air conditioning to your home for the first time, replacing an aging unit, or upgrading to a more efficient system, Imperial Heating provides professional AC installation across Toronto and the GTA. Licensed technicians, top brands, and guidance on available rebate programs for qualifying heat pump systems.
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+ moreThere are several situations where installing a new AC system is the right move. If any of these apply, plan your installation before the summer rush.
No existing air conditioning — many older Toronto homes were built without central AC. Adding a system transforms summer comfort and increases home value.
Unit is 10 or more years old — AC systems older than 10 years are significantly less efficient than modern units. Replacing a 12-year-old system can cut cooling costs by 30-50%.
R-22 refrigerant system — R-22 (Freon) was phased out in Canada. If your AC uses R-22, repairs are extremely expensive due to refrigerant scarcity. Replacement is the practical choice.
Frequent breakdowns — if you have called for AC repair three or more times in the past two years, a new system will save money in the long run.
Rising energy bills — a spike in summer electricity bills often means your AC is losing efficiency. A new high-SEER system pays for itself through lower operating costs.
Uneven cooling or humidity issues — hot spots, rooms that never cool down, or excessive indoor humidity are signs your current system is undersized or failing.
Choosing the right type of AC depends on your home's layout, existing infrastructure, budget, and efficiency goals. We install all three major system types.
The most common choice for Toronto homes with existing ductwork. Central units are available in a wide range of efficiencies (14 to 26 SEER2) and pair well with your existing forced-air heating system. If your home already has ducts in good condition, central AC is typically the most cost-effective option.
Ideal for homes without ductwork, room additions, converted garages, or areas where extending existing ducts is impractical. Single-zone units cool one room, while multi-zone systems can handle up to five rooms from a single outdoor unit. Brands like Mitsubishi and Daikin lead the ductless market with units rated up to 33 SEER2.
A heat pump provides both air conditioning in summer and heating in winter by reversing the refrigerant cycle. Modern cold-climate heat pumps operate efficiently down to -25C or lower. A qualifying cold-climate heat pump may be eligible for up to $7,500 through Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program, depending on your current heating system.
The central air conditioners and ductless systems we install most across Toronto and the GTA. Every specification below is published by the manufacturer.
A dependable, efficient single-stage AC on the new R-454B refrigerant — the volume-seller upgrade for most Toronto homes.
ENERGY STAR® Certified
York's premium inverter AC — variable capacity for ultra-quiet operation, tight temperature control, and high efficiency.
ENERGY STAR® Certified
Trane's reliable two-stage workhorse with a Climatuff® compressor — steadier comfort and quieter cycles than single-stage.
Ductless wall-mount cooling for homes without ducts, additions, and hot rooms — inverter-driven, ultra-quiet, and remarkably efficient.
ENERGY STAR® Certified
Canadian-built two-stage cooling on the new R-454B refrigerant — strong efficiency and quiet operation at a fair price.
Payne's dependable, budget-friendly single-stage AC — straightforward cooling with ENERGY STAR efficiency.
ENERGY STAR® Certified
Kepler's value top-discharge AC with Omniguard corrosion protection — a budget-friendly Canadian option.
Not sure which system fits your home? We size every unit with a proper Manual J load calculation — no guesswork, no oversizing.
Specifications published by each manufacturer. Additional sizes, brands, and models available — ask us for the best match for your home.
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24/7 emergency repairs — no overtime charges
A technician visits your home to measure square footage, evaluate insulation, check window orientation, inspect existing ductwork, and perform a Manual J load calculation. This determines the exact cooling capacity your home needs.
Based on the assessment, we recommend one or two system options that match your home's requirements and your budget. The quote includes equipment, all installation labour, permits, ductwork modifications if needed, thermostat, and applicable rebate information. No hidden costs.
Existing ductwork is inspected for leaks, damage, and proper sizing. Leaky or undersized ducts waste up to 30% of cooled air. We seal, repair, or modify ducts as needed. For homes without ducts, we discuss ductless options or new duct installation.
Our licensed technicians install the indoor and outdoor components, connect refrigerant lines, wire the electrical, set up the thermostat, and complete all connections to code. Most central AC installations are completed in one day.
We run the system through a complete test cycle, verify temperatures at every register, check refrigerant charge, and ensure everything meets manufacturer specifications. We register your warranty and walk you through the system operation.
SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) measures how efficiently an air conditioner converts electricity into cooling. A higher SEER number means lower operating costs.
For a typical Toronto home, upgrading from a 10 SEER unit to an 18 SEER system can reduce cooling costs by approximately 40-45%. Higher-SEER systems also maintain more consistent temperatures and better dehumidification. Visit our rebates page or explore financing options.
Standard furnaces and air conditioners are not covered by current rebate programs — Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program targets cold-climate heat pumps and heat-pump water heaters. A qualifying cold-climate heat pump may be eligible for up to $7,500, with the largest amounts going to homes currently heated by oil, propane, or electricity. Natural gas homes may qualify for a smaller amount. The program runs through November 30, 2026.
Confirm current eligibility and amounts directly with the Home Renovation Savings Program before purchasing. We can point you to the right resources.
Mitsubishi and Daikin are our top picks for ductless mini-split and heat pump installations. Carrier, Lennox, and Trane are our most popular choices for central air conditioning. Goodman and Keeprite offer excellent value for budget-friendly installations without sacrificing reliability. As a Toronto HVAC company, we serve homeowners across the city and the broader GTA.
Common questions Toronto homeowners ask about air conditioning installation costs, timelines, and what to expect.
View our complete range of air conditioning and cooling solutions.
Fast, reliable air conditioning repair for all brands and models.
Zone-based cooling without ductwork for any room in your home.
Cold-climate heat pumps may be eligible for up to $7,500 through Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program.
Flexible payment options including lease-to-own with $0 down.
Energy-efficient heating and cooling in a single system.
Call Imperial Heating at (647) 852-2359 or request a free quote online. We serve Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, and all GTA areas.
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