Toronto · Hamilton · Niagara · GTHA — Since 1991
Your furnace doesn’t care what time it is. Neither do we. Since 1991, A Plus Air Systems has served homeowners and property managers across Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara, and the GTHA with licensed technicians, a 24/7 emergency line, and one team accountable for every job we take on.
No-heat/No-cool emergencies receive priority scheduling. In most cases a technician can be dispatched the same day.
Greater Toronto Area
Milton Region to Niagara Region
Years Serving Ontario
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Emergency Lines
We’ll call you to schedule a technician visit immediately.
✓ TSSA Certified Gas Technicians
✓ ESA-Compliant Electrical Work
✓ Premier Trane Dealer
✓ Generac Authorized Installer
✓ Home Depot Installer Program
✓ Fully Insured · BBB Accredited
Every technician on an APAS job is an APAS employee — licensed, insured, and responsible for the work they do. There’s no handoff to a subcontractor you’ve never met. If something needs following up, you call the same number and reach the same team. That’s how it’s worked since 1991.
Every technician on an APAS job is an APAS employee. Not a subcontractor. Not a seasonal hire. Our team is TSSA-certified, ESA-compliant, and accountable for every job under our name. From your first call to the final sign-off.
Articles & Resources
When replacing a furnace or air conditioner, the first number most people compare is the installation price. It’s concrete, immediate, and easy to measure.
Lifecycle cost is not.
Understanding what your system is telling you during each season, and why shoulder season matters most, is one of the most effective ways to reduce breakdowns, manage costs, and extend equipment life.
Efficiency has become one of the most misunderstood parts of HVAC decision-making. Newer systems can reduce energy costs — but not always in the way people expect…
Heating and cooling equipment is more sophisticated, vehicles now draw power from garages instead of gas pumps, and everyday electrical use has increased across the board. What many homeowners and property managers don’t realize is that their electrical infrastructure was often designed for a much simpler version of how the building would be used.
