We are an Ontario based HVAC and Tankless installation and service specialization team working throughout most of Southern Ontario. We are friendly and knowledgeable and can help you make your home more comfortable for both you and your family. We are able to help you access Government Grants and Rebates to further reduce upgrade costs. Contact us to find out more.

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A Few of the Brands We Offer

• Navien
• Rinnai
• Lennox
• Takagi

Servicing: Toronto, Maple, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton, Etobicoke, Vaughan, King City, Barrie, Bradford, Richmond Hill, Markham, North York, and all the places in between

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This was an extremely popular program put in 3 years ago that enabled home owners to receive upwards of $10000 in government grants and rebates. Technically it would be really difficult to get that much but it did provide a significant reduction on a number of home systems. Initially the ecoEnergy program was funded with over $700 million dollars but as it grew in popularity the funding became more scarce. The Federal pulled their funding last year in an attempt to slow the demand. This left Provincial Government to fund and promote the home energy audit and grants available.

As you likely have heard in the news the Conservative Government has allocated $400 million to reinstate their share of the available grants to home owners. What does this mean to you? Well if your looking for a tankless water heater (which I would assume is why you are here) you will be entitled to a grant of over $700 dollars. That is a good portion of what a tankless will cost over a conventional tank.

So if your housing an antique water heater in your basement now is probably a good time to upgrade to a tankless and get the Government to pay for a good portion of the system.

Get a quote for a Tankless

Find out more about Schedule ecoEnergy Audit

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Lennox furnaces are designed to deliver reliable and economical warmth within Toronto’s cold winter climate.  Lennox furnaces have efficiency ratings from 80% all the way up to 98.2% AFUE.  Most of the Lennox furnaces that we sell in Toronto are ENERGY STAR qualified, which means they can significantly lower your utility bills, compared to conventional models. For optimal comfort and efficiency in a Toronto winter, a gas furnace can be combined with an electric heat pump in one dual-fuel system (These systems are also perfect for cottages).

Request a Free Lennox Evaluation For Your Home

Although you need to really assess your situation and take advantage of tax credits and Government grants available on select gas furnaces (The Toronto program is ending in March 2011).  You can save up to $790 and an additional $150 from OPA (Ontario Power Authority) with current grants available…. DON’T FORGET THERE ARE MANUFACTURER REBATES AS WELL.

Models Available in Toronto

Lennox Signature    G71MPP-36B-070 – 95% Variable (ECM)
Lennox Signature    G71MPP-36C-090 – 95% Variable (ECM)
Lennox Signature    G71MPP-60C-090 – 95% Variable (ECM)
Lennox Signature    G71MPP-60C-110 – 95% Variable (ECM)
Lennox Signature    G71MPP-60D-135 – 95% Variable (ECM)
Lennox Elite    G61MPV-36B-045 – 95% Variable ECM
Lennox Elite    G61MPV-36B-070 – 95% Variable ECM
Lennox Elite    G61MPV-36C-090 – 95% Variable ECM
Lennox Elite    G61MPV-60C-090 – 95% Variable ECM
Lennox Elite    G61MPV-60C-110 – 95% Variable ECM
Lennox Elite    G61MPV-60C-135 – 95% Variable ECM
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-24B-045 – 92% Single Stage
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-24B-070 – 92% Single Stage
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-36B-070 – 92% Single Stage
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-36C-090 – 92% Single Stage
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-48C-090 – 92% Single Stage
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-48C-110 – 92% Single Stage
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-60C-110 – 92% Single Stage
Lennox Merit Collection    G43UF-60D-135 – 92% Single Stage

Request a Free Evaluation For Your Homes Heating System

We install Lennox systems is homes throughout Toronto, Mississauga, Burlington, Thornhill, Maple, Guelph, Vaughan, Cambridge, Kitchener, Bolton, Hamilton, Willodale, and Newmarket (and all the cities and towns in between).

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Nope, there is a solutions….. Envirosense.

GSW makes a conventional style tank type system that is 90% efficient.

The Envirosense Power Vent is a 50-gallon, 76,000 BTU gas water heater, equipped with a fully submerged, spiral-shaped condensing heat exchanger. This design provides much greater heat transfer surface than a standard straight flue tube, resulting in 90% thermal efficiency and higher hot water output than standard water heaters. With a 22” diameter, Envirosense Power Vent can be installed in less space than a 75-gallon unit and delivers greater recovery and lower operating costs. The Envirosense Power Vent is so advanced, it can deliver “endless hot water for showers” … a continuous flow of over 3 gallons per minute

If you are not keen on a tankless water heater you can still have unlimited hot water with this GSW high efficiency tank.  This qualifies for Government Grants and Rebates

Find out more on the Envirosense tank

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Specifications

• Dimensions: 19” W x 26” H x 10” D
• Weight: 71 lbs.
• Installation: Interior/Residential or Commercial
• Approved Gas Types: Natural Gas or Propane
• Minimum/Maximum Gas Rate (Input BTUs): 10,000 – 199,000 
• Hot Water Capacity: 0.4 to 9.8 GPM (35° rise)
• Energy Factor: 0.94 (NG and LP)
• Electrical: AC 120 Volts – 60 Hz
• Connections:
  
  • Gas Supply: ¾ inch MNPT
  • Cold Water Inlet: ¾ inch MNPT
  • Hot Water Outlet: ¾ inch MNPT
• Temperature Range (Min-Max)
  • Residential: 98°-140° F 
  • Commercial: 98°-185° F (requires MCC-91-1 controller)
• Standard Digital Controller: MC-91-1US (included)

Documents

• Brochure : Rinnai Condensing Tankless Water Heater RC98HPi
• Owners Manuel: Rinnai RC98HPi
• Specifications sheet: RC98HPi Tankless Condensing

Get a Rinnai RC98HPi

Interested in renting or purchasing a high efficiency condensing Rinnai tankless? Get a free quote here and we will have someone come out to your home to see if it can be installed free of charge.

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The specifications and features on any of the Rinnai tankless product lines are on par with all other major tankless brands, they consume similar amounts of gas, produce very similar hot water quantities, and have nearly the exact same efficiency ratings.  Day in and day out the Rinnai tankless just works, it never breaks down and that’s what makes it stand out. 

Rinnai Models

The Rinnai tankless units that are installable in Ontario are:

• RC80HPi
• RC98HPi
• R50LSi
• R75LSi
• R98LSi (commercial)

The RC80 and RC98 are both condensing units and have a energy factor of 94%

The R50, R75, and R98 are conventional tankless systems with an energy factor of 82%

Tankless Grants for Rinnai

All Rinnai units available for Government grants – you can find out how much you are eligible for on our Grants Page.

Sizing a Rinnai

Why Rinnai is different:

As a consumer you simply cant purchase a Rinnai tankless and have your local plumber install it, the dealership has strict sales rules and policies in place to prevent this.  To become a Rinnai tankless dealer all of the installers have to go through special training to ensure that each and every tankless is installed within all specifications.  Yes, this is a significant factor to why Rinnai’s reliability factor is so high.

Its difficult if not impossible to size a tankless without first surveying the home that its being installed in, there is a rough guide that you can follow though.

1. RC98 and RC80 – Tankless condensing units that can handle between 8 and 9.8 GPM suitable for nearly all homes (except for really large one 4000 sqf and up).
2. R75 – Very universal tankless suitable for nearly all homes, produces 7.5 GPM (caution should be taken on installs for larger homes).
3. R50 – Smaller tankless suitable for smaller homes and cottages. The unit produces 5.0 GPM.

Rinnai Costs

Again this is nearly impossible to predict as every home is unique as well as every install.  The unknowns are installation rates, venting pipe length, venting issues, mounting locations, gas piping, water piping, etc. But the unit is a fixed price and can cost anywhere from $1500 to over $4000 (that’s installation included as you cant just buy a unit).

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Common miss-conception right now is that rebates are not available anymore for tankless water heaters in Toronto, this is not true and you can expect a significant savings if you decide to upgrade.  To access the grants there is a few steps that you the home owner must complete to be eligible, first is to get a Home Energy Audit which will get you access to $5000 in rebates, and not just for tankless water heater systems but furnaces, air conditioners, home insulation, etc. Then simply get your tankless installed and wait for your rebate in the mail.

Toronto has slightly hard water and so it is important that you have your tankless water heater flushed once every year or two to ensure that it maintains its efficiency.  A conventional tank cant be flushed and this buildup occurs and within a few years its relatively low efficiency is even lower.   Move up to a tankless water heater and get your share of Government grants and reduce your energy bills.

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Ontario Tankless Grants

Its still early but I think its safe to say that the Ontario Government is maintaining its side of the grant money available to home owners. It has been a relatively convoluted situation as some people have received official continuation press releases while others haven’t. Currently we haven’t here at Tankless Water Heaters but today a service provider brought one in for us to view. We will try and have a copy posted up soon.

Grants are back and available to Home owners for tankless water heaters.

If you were kicking yourself for not getting a tankless when the government grants were available then your certainly in luck today.

Call or E-mail us to find out more.

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Tankless Systems Save

Tankless systems are very effective at saving you money. This only makes sense as they only provide hot water on demand. They don’t heat water and then hold it, continually maintaining that temperature.
You wouldn’t leave your car running all night so that it was warm in the morning would you? Well that’s what your hot water tank does day in and day out.

Our tankless water rental tanks have been unaffected by the drop of the government grants. If your living in the greater Toronto area, and place like Brampton, Mississauga, North York, Hamilton, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, and Markham. You are very likely renting your conventional tank and paying upwards of $20-$30 a month for a system worth $700 at most. Upgrading to a tankless and we take care of returning your old tank, and installing a tankless. All for roughly $10 more a month and you have a system valued at nearly $4000 providing your hot water.

1. Tankless systems are more reliable
2. Tankless water heaters are more energy efficient
3. They provide endless hot water
4. You get unlimited tech support
5. Unlimited emergency service and repairs

These systems are proven energy and money savers, sure they cost a little bit more a month to rent but you easily make that up in the natural gas or electricity reduction savings.

Contact us to find out more

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Grants End

In a surprise announcement on Thursday April 1 2010, the Federal government suspended the Ecoenergy retrofit program. This program aided homeowners in upgrading their existing HVAC equipment to more energy efficient models, thus reducing greenhouse gases that homes emitted substantially. The program was axed due to its popularity, more than 3 times more Canadians participated than the Government had anticipated. Typical government fashion, lets end anything that is actually working and making a change. This puts more than 2000 energy auditors and countless other support staff out of jobs, and that’s only in Ontario.

Can I Still Get An Audit?

Unfortunately, you can not get an audit anymore. There are no more grants available for tankless water heaters from Federal or Provincial governments.

• The Ontario provincial government was matching all grants, this has also ended.

• This isnt the end, there will be incentives from companies and manufactures to try and maintain the low entry cost for a tankless water heater.

• Check back here as we will be following the situation and posting any updates.

I Have Had My D-Audit, Will I Not Get My Grants?

• If you have had your D-Audit but nit your final E-Audit then you are lucky. The Government will still honour all rebates and upgrades that you do. You have until April 1 2011 to perform any upgrades and have your final E-Audit. I would recommend that you look into upgrading as much as you can over the next year, you can get $1500 back on a new furnace and $750 on a tankless water heater, and even more on roof and wall insulation. Your in a good situation, I would definitely take advantage of it.

Is a Tankless Water Heater Even Worth It Now?

• Even though you are not able to get the grants for a tankless water heater the cost to benefit is still greater than having and maintaining you conventional tank water heater.

• Natural Gas and Electricity prices are only on the rise, any system that can cut their use by over 40% will net you savings.

• If you need a loan to purchase a tankless rates are still exceptionally low

• Our rental rates haven’t changed, you can still rent a tankless for $39.95 a month

Give us a call or send us a quick email and we will call you, quotes and information are always free.

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