Home Size & Load
The new system must fit the home, ductwork, and cooling demand.
Replace an aging central AC with sizing, airflow review, efficiency options, installation planning, financing discussion, and a clear quote before work begins.
Send the details and Real Deal HVAC will follow up.
Installation planning should account for cooling load, equipment size, ductwork, thermostat, airflow, efficiency, condenser placement, electrical needs, and budget.

Real Deal HVAC explains what is happening and gives you the practical next step.
The new system must fit the home, ductwork, and cooling demand.
Efficiency level affects budget, comfort, and operating cost.
Access, old equipment removal, electrical, thermostat, and airflow work can affect scope.
Send your equipment details or call Real Deal HVAC to discuss options.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (647) 280-6626 — answered 24/7. Licensed and insured, with the price agreed before any work starts.
Our pricing list publishes installed prices from $3,750 + HST for a 1.5 ton Keeprite up to $7,500 + HST for a 5 ton, equipment and installation included. If the evaporator coil in your furnace also needs replacing that is a separate equipment cost, listed on the same page; if the existing coil is sound it gets reused and there is nothing extra.
Sizing runs at roughly one ton per 1,000 square feet, adjusted for your home's actual cooling load, insulation and windows. Bigger is not better: an oversized unit short-cycles, never runs long enough to pull humidity out, and wears out sooner.
A straightforward changeover is usually a single day. Electrical work, a new line set, or coil and ductwork changes can extend it.
No, but it is worth checking. The indoor coil sits in the furnace, and if the furnace is near the end of its life you may end up paying twice for the same access. We will tell you honestly whether yours is worth keeping.
Air conditioning on its own is less commonly covered than heat pumps, but federal and Enbridge Gas programs do change. If your job qualifies we will tell you, and the programs are linked on our heat pump and installation pages.
Yes. Payments start at $42 a month on qualifying installations, with 0% plans available depending on what you qualify for.
Before you replace equipment, check what it qualifies for. Between the federal and Enbridge programs, a qualifying upgrade can come back to you in rebates — we will tell you which of these apply to your job.
Every review below is a real, unedited Google review left by a Real Deal HVAC customer. Open the Google listing to read all 175.
Read all 175 Google reviews“I had a great experience with Real Deal HVAC. He came on very short notice and had a positive, professional attitude throughout. He thoroughly checked everything, reassured us that there was no gas leak, and clearly explained the situation…”
“Shemar was on time and easy to work with for scheduling and spent time reviewing our HVAC system in general while being here just for AC check up. He found a potential concern to warn us about. Offered good advice about other HVAC issues. Very pleasant and courteous.”
“Shemar is great to deal with. Did an inspection visit on a very short notice, took the time in explaining everything to us so we understand what needs to be done every season, provided us with a great plan. He was very friendly,…”
Reviews are shown as excerpts. The full text and reviewer profiles live on our Google Business Profile.
See us on Google