Combi Boiler Specialists · Toronto & GTA

Combi Boiler Installation Toronto & GTA

One compact, high-efficiency unit for both your heating and your hot water. Navien and Rinnai combi boiler installation across Toronto and the GTA — by a licensed gas technician and TSSA registered contractor.

Why a Combi Boiler

A combi boiler does the work of two appliances in one wall-mounted unit — the modern choice for homes with hot-water (hydronic) heating.

2-in-1: Heat + Hot Water

A combi replaces both your boiler and your tank water heater with one compact wall unit — heating your home and making hot water on demand.

Endless On-Demand Hot Water

No tank to run dry or reheat. Hot water is produced the instant you open a tap, and a high-efficiency condensing combi wastes far less energy than a standing tank.

More Space, Lower Bills

Reclaim the floor space your old boiler and tank took up, and cut gas use with 95%+ efficiency and PVC venting.

A Combi Boiler Is a Great Fit If…

Combi boilers suit most GTA homes — especially older houses replacing a bulky boiler and a separate tank at once.

Combi Boiler Installation Costs

Fixed-price written quotes before work begins. Unit, permit, and TSSA inspection included.

SystemPrice Range (Installed)
Navien combi boiler installed$6,000 – $10,500
Rinnai combi boiler installed$6,000 – $10,500
Combi conversion (remove old boiler + tank)$6,500 – $12,000
Annual maintenance & descale$180 – $350
Written quote before any work begins. All gas work TSSA-licensed and fully permitted. Old equipment removal and near-boiler piping included where required.

Free Combi Boiler Quote

We size the unit to your home and hot-water demand, then give you a fixed written price — including permit and TSSA inspection.

416-827-8676
TSSA-Licensed · Fully Permitted · Navien & Rinnai

Combi Boiler Brands We Install

We install the combi brands that perform best in Ontario homes and back them with proper sizing and commissioning.

Navien NCB

Ontario's most popular condensing combi line — compact, efficient, and strong on hot-water flow. The unit we install most often, and the one in many of our before-and-after jobs.

Rinnai

Durable stainless-steel heat exchangers and reliable, steady hot water. A great pick for homeowners prioritizing long-term dependability.

Viessmann & IBC

Premium options for homes that want top-tier modulation and efficiency, or more demanding heating designs. We'll tell you when the upgrade is worth it.

Combi Boiler Questions

A combi (combination) boiler is a single wall-mounted unit that provides both your home heating and your domestic hot water. For heating, it circulates hot water through your radiators or in-floor loops; for hot water, it heats fresh water on demand the moment you open a tap, with no storage tank. Because it does the job of both a boiler and a tank water heater, it frees up floor space and cuts standby energy losses. Most modern combis are condensing units reaching 95%+ efficiency.
Combi boiler installation in the GTA typically runs $6,000–$12,000 installed. The range depends on the brand and output — a Navien or Rinnai unit — whether we're removing an old boiler and tank, and any near-boiler piping, gas line, or venting changes. The quote includes the unit, labour, permit, and TSSA inspection, and you get a fixed written price on-site before we begin.
A tankless water heater only makes domestic hot water. A combi boiler does that and also heats your home through radiators or in-floor heating. If you have a hydronic (hot-water) heating system, a combi boiler replaces both your old boiler and your water heater in one unit. If you only need hot water and heat your home another way, such as with a furnace, a tankless water heater is the simpler choice — we'll tell you which fits your setup.
For most Toronto homes with one to two bathrooms, yes — a correctly sized combi delivers continuous hot water with no tank. The limiting factor is simultaneous demand: running two showers plus the kitchen at once can outpace a single combi's flow rate. For larger homes with high simultaneous demand, we may recommend a higher-output model or a system boiler with storage. We size based on your fixtures and real usage, not guesswork.
Yes. A combi boiler is a gas appliance, so installation requires a gas permit and TSSA inspection in Ontario. We pull the permit and arrange the inspection as part of the job. This protects your insurance and guarantees the work meets code — never let a contractor talk you out of permitted gas work.
Yes — we're based in Thornhill and install Navien and Rinnai combi boilers across the GTA, including Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Mississauga, Aurora, and Newmarket. Combi conversions are especially popular in the area's older homes that still run a bulky boiler plus a separate tank. Same-week installation is usually available.

Ready to Switch to a Combi Boiler?

One call gets you an on-site assessment and a fixed written quote for a Navien or Rinnai combi. TSSA-licensed and fully permitted.