Boiler Repair & Installation in Richmond Hill & the GTA
No heat, no hot water, a leaking boiler, or pressure that keeps dropping? We diagnose the system before recommending repair or replacement. For new boilers, combi systems and radiant heating, Eco Comfort handles the fuel-side HVAC work and coordinates construction work with sister company GMC Construction.
Richmond Hill based · TSSA FS-R-53729 · Owner-operated · Installed pricing · Fully insured + WSIB · Mon–Sat 7am–9pm
HVAC + construction under one coordinated project
Radiant floors and hydronic renovations often involve more than the boiler. Through sister company GMC Construction — an established GTA renovation contractor — we can coordinate the mechanical scope with concrete, flooring, framing and renovation work, instead of leaving you between separate contractors.
What we install and service
Boiler installation and replacement — high-efficiency condensing boilers and combi units (heat + domestic hot water from one appliance)
Boiler repair and diagnostics — no-heat calls, leaks, pressure and ignition faults
Radiant / in-floor heating — even, comfortable warmth from the floor up
Hydronic system flushing and maintenance
Air handler integration
Planning a hydronic heated driveway & snow-melt system → We coordinate the boiler and the concrete as one project.
Combi boilers — heat and hot water in one
A combi boiler heats your home and makes domestic hot water on demand from a single wall-mounted unit — no separate tank, less space used, and no standby loss. We’ll tell you whether a combi or a separate tank suits your hot-water demand.
What we do
We size the boiler to the home’s actual heat loss, not to the old unit. We commission and balance the system so every zone gets the heat it should, and register the manufacturer warranty in your name. For repairs, we diagnose before we quote — the $99 diagnostic comes off the bill if you proceed.
TSSA-registered fuels contractor (FS-R-53729), with G2/G3 gas-certified personnel for applicable gas work.
Frequently asked questions
Boiler or furnace — which suits my home?
Depends on your home and comfort preferences. Hydronic (boiler) heat is even and quiet; forced air is cheaper to install and pairs with central AC.
What’s a combi boiler?
One unit that both heats your home and makes hot water on demand — no separate tank.
Can you do in-floor heating in a renovation?
Yes — and because GMC Construction is our sister company, we can handle both the floor/concrete work and the hydronic system as one project.
How often should a boiler be serviced?
Annually.
Planning a boiler, radiant heat, or a hydronic project?
Talk to the team that handles both the mechanical and the building side.