Heating
Warmer tomorrows
Cooling
Cooler summers
Air & Home
Cleaner, healthier living
Warmer tomorrows
Cooler summers
Cleaner, healthier living
Designed around
the finished system
Comfort should feel
effortless at home.
Furnaces, central air, heat pumps, boilers and hydronic comfort — planned around the house, the distribution and the way you actually live in it.
TSSA FS-R-53729 · Richmond Hill, Ontario · System-first design
Heating, cooling and hydronic work should not feel like six unrelated products. We design each project around the same fundamentals: fit, distribution, controls and commissioning.
See our system-first approachA truly comfortable home isn’t just about a new furnace or air conditioner. It’s about the right system for your home — properly sized, well balanced, and professionally installed.
We look at the bigger picture: your home, your ductwork, your airflow, your controls and your goals — so everything works together, efficiently, for years to come.
Even temperatures, fewer hot and cold spots.
Lower energy use and fewer wasted cycles.
Equipment that works the way it was designed to.
Cleaner, fresher air for your family.
Real value, real comfort, for the long term.
Each step closes a different risk before equipment is commissioned.
We look at the size, layout, insulation, windows, existing distribution and the comfort problem before choosing equipment.
The house sets the job. Starting with a product first is how systems end up oversized, noisy or uneven.
Answer a few home-specific questions and get a preliminary heat-loss / cooling-load band, the factors driving it, and the next checks that matter. It is a planning tool — not a substitute for an on-site load calculation.
Built around Richmond Hill / York Region residential planning.
Accounts for home style, envelope, ceiling volume, glass and comfort symptoms.
Gives a range and explains why — never a fake “exact” unit size.
Your planning summary is attached automatically, so the conversation starts with useful context.
A few details are enough to start the conversation.
Planning estimate only. Final equipment selection should follow a formal load assessment and review of the actual distribution system, installation conditions and controls.
We publish the starting anchors we can stand behind. The rest begins with an assessment because the house, the existing system and the installation conditions determine the real scope.
Diagnostic scope and any applicable fee are confirmed before work begins.
EcoComfort is based in Richmond Hill, with core coverage across York Region and service across nearby GTA communities. Select a city to explore the coverage model.
Core service area — priority scheduling from our Richmond Hill base.
Continue to the Comfort Planner with this city already selected.
Plan a project in Richmond HillAvailability confirmed by project location and schedule.
View Richmond Hill service areaRichmond Hill is our headquarters and primary service base. Coverage across the wider GTA is confirmed by project location and schedule — plan your project with EcoComfort.
Some of it is verifiable right now. The project photography is added from real EcoComfort jobs as they’re documented — never stock, never invented.
Gas scopes are carried out by a G2-certified technician on the team.
TSSA FS-R-53729 — a registered Heating Fuels contractor, verifiable on the TSSA public register.
G3 · ODP · Gas Tight, plus CSST training / certification. Applicable gas scopes are carried out by a G2-certified technician on the team.
Furnace installation from $4,200 and central AC installation from $4,900 — published starting points, with the cost drivers explained openly.
105 Oneida Crescent, Richmond Hill, Ontario — a real address, not a call centre.
Straight answers on service area, pricing, sizing, repairs and how we approach a complete home-comfort project.
Tell us what is happening, what you want to improve, and a little about the house. We will help identify the right next step — repair, replacement, assessment or a larger system plan.
A short conversation about the house, current system and what prompted the call.
Capacity, distribution, venting, drainage, controls and the actual project conditions.
A clear next step and price before work begins, with the important cost drivers explained.
Prefer to write? Email reaches the same people as the phone. Include the equipment type, what is happening and your city, and we can start from there.
