In Toronto & GTA, the average cost of installing air conditioning in a low-rise or high-rise condo is $2,500-$4,000. This average can vary depending on the size of your apartment, brand, make, and model of your existing condo HVAC system.

Yes, you can install a ductless air conditioner in a condo as long as there access from your balcony to the desired room where the unit is meant to be installed. We offer evaluations and inspections to clients who are interested in replacing an existing or add a new ductless air conditioning or heat pump system in an apartment.

The main difference between these two is the capability to heat and air conditioning at the same time. A ductless heat pump system offers both heating and cooling functionality while ductless air conditioners are only built for cooling applications.

For a new ductless air conditioning system that covers about 1,000 square feet, homeowners can expect to pay an average of $2,800 of $$3800 CAD plus applicable taxes.

Between early May and June of each year.

If you live in a low rise or high rise condo with a central air conditioning system, the property management of your building is responsible to switch the central building HVAC system from heating to air conditioning. The property manager usually posts a notice in the building common areas to ensure all the residents are aware of the upcoming important dates.

Most property management companies in Toronto & GTA schedule annual air conditioner maintenance  to ensure all air conditioning components of your condo HVAC system are working as per manufacturer criteria.

Once the switch over happens in the building, your current HVAC system will utilize air conditioning to generate cooling for the rest of the season. Unfortunately, lack of proper maintenance, mechanical wear, and tear causes systems inefficiency and sudden disruption in the condo air conditioning operation.