HVAC Services in Markham, Ontario
Richmond Hill based · TSSA FS-R-53729 · Owner-operated · Installed pricing · Fully insured + WSIB · Mon–Sat 7am–9pm
Markham is east of our Richmond Hill office, usually about 15–25 minutes away depending on the neighbourhood. The west side is closer; areas farther east, such as Cornell and Box Grove, take longer. We are still local to Markham and can often provide same-day service where scheduling allows. Eco Comfort HVAC works on furnaces, central air conditioners, heat pumps, boilers and hydronic heating systems throughout Markham.
Furnace Repair and Replacement in Markham
A large part of Markham’s suburban housing was built during the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. Neighbourhoods such as Wismer, Berczy Village, Greensborough and Cornell have many homes where the original or first-generation central heating systems are now reaching an age where homeowners have to decide whether another repair still makes sense.
A furnace does not need to stop completely before replacement becomes worth considering. Repeated repairs, blower problems, ignition issues, control failures or increasing operating problems can all be reasons to compare repair and replacement costs. Our diagnostic service is $99, credited toward the repair if you proceed. If replacement is the better option, furnace installations start from $4,200 installed. We quote the equipment and installation together so homeowners can evaluate the actual project cost rather than an equipment-only advertised price.
Central Air Conditioning in Markham
Homes in Berczy Village, Wismer, Greensborough and Cornell may still have first-generation cooling equipment from the original build or an earlier replacement that is now approaching the end of its useful service life. Common reasons homeowners call us include poor cooling, weak airflow, electrical problems, refrigerant issues and systems that are becoming increasingly expensive to repair.
Central AC installation starts from $4,900 installed. Before recommending a replacement, we assess the existing system and the home. Capacity should match the property rather than simply copying the size of the old unit. Applicable refrigerant work on AC and heat-pump systems is completed by a 313D-certified technician on our team.
Boilers and Hydronic Heating in Unionville and Custom Homes
Unionville and Markham Village include older and heritage properties where heating layouts can be less standard and boiler systems may be part of the existing home. Larger custom homes in areas such as Cachet may also use boilers, radiant heating or other hydronic systems. Eco Comfort provides applicable gas and hydronic HVAC work, including boiler service and replacement.
When a hydronic project also requires construction work, we can coordinate with our sister company, GMC Construction — an established GTA renovation contractor with 85+ five-star Google reviews for its renovation work. Those are GMC Construction reviews, not Eco Comfort HVAC reviews. That connection is useful for projects where the mechanical and construction scopes need to be coordinated, including radiant heating and hydronic heated driveway work.
HVAC Service Across Markham
Eco Comfort HVAC Inc. is registered with TSSA as a Heating Fuels Contractor business under FS-R-53729. The owner holds G2 and G3 gas certifications and Gas Tight certification. Applicable refrigerant work is handled by a 313D-certified technician on the team. The company is fully insured and WSIB covered.
Installed Pricing, Without the Equipment-Only Number
Eco Comfort is a newer HVAC company and does not claim Markham project history that does not exist. What we can show is clear installed pricing, real trade credentials, local service and the ability to coordinate HVAC with renovation work through the same ownership group when the project requires both. Our primary installation lines are Arcoaire and Goodman, purchased through our HVAC supplier. Carrier, Lennox, Trane and other brands can be sourced on request where available. We service all major brands.
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