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City Home Comfort

4.7

734 Google reviews

Ductless Mini Splits in The Beaches

Photo listed on the Google Business Profile for City Home Comfort
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5 photos published on this company’s Google Business Profile, collected August 2026. We did not take them and cannot confirm they show this company’s own work.

Heat pump work confirmed on their website

Registered for Ontario’s Home Renovation Savings heat pump rebate

Last updated: By HeatPumpIndex Evidence Desk

About City Home Comfort

HeatPumpIndex lists City Home Comfort as a ductless mini split installer serving The Beaches, rated 4.7★ across 734 Google reviews.

In City Home Comfort’s own words, from its website

City Home Comfort, your trusted Toronto HVAC contractor. Specializing in boilers, furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners & more.

Service options

  • Online estimates
  • Onsite services

Offerings

  • Installation service
  • Repair services

Crowd

  • LGBTQ+ friendly

What their own website says about heat pumps

to HVAC contractor. Specializing in boilers, furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners & more.
From the company's own site descriptionmatched on "heat pump"

Quoted as found from their own site. How we match evidence.

The HeatPumpIndex score, line by line

84out of 100

Reviews and reputation39 of 45
  • Google rating, adjusted for how many reviews stand behind it (4.70 of 5)+24
  • How many Google reviews there are (734)+15
What it states on its own website22 of 30
  • Says it is on a named regulator's books (TSSA, or ECRA/ESA)+12
  • Says it is insured, bonded, or carries WSIB coverage+6
  • Says it has been in the trade about 45 years+4
Website and record23 of 25
  • The website answered when we fetched it+8
  • On Ontario's Home Renovation Savings contractor register+8
  • Its own website mentions heat pump work+4
  • Posts its opening hours+2
  • Has three or more photos+1

Reviews and reputation counts for 45 of the 100, what the company states on its own website for 30, and its website and record for 25. Nothing in this panel has been checked by anyone here: the middle pillar is the company writing about itself and a crawler reading the sentence. How the score is built.

What this site read

Statements on City Home Comfort’s own website

  • Says it has been going since 1981
  • Says it is registered with the TSSA
  • Says it holds a trade licence
  • Says it is insured
  • Says it is bonded

Each line above is a sentence a crawler found on that company’s website when the site was read on 2026-08-30. Nobody here rang a regulator or looked at a certificate, which is why every line begins “Says it”.

What reviewers kept coming back to

Explained the options
“A tech nerd, he patiently walked me through the many options, specs and tradeoffs to enable me to choose a hybrid heat pump comination that balances our priorities of comfort and envioronmental responsibility while remaining within a reasonable budget.”
Arrived when promised
“They arrived on time, worked diligently day after day, and completed everything with incredible care and precision.”
Quieter than the old unit
“Our York AC unit was all that was described…..quiet as you can get.”
Water heater or tankless
“The booking was easy, Julian showed up on time and did a wonderful job on my tankless water heater .”
After hours or holiday callout
“Years ago, my furnace stopped working on Christmas Eve.”
Tidy worksite
“He protected my floors, worked quietly, cleaned up and walked me through his install.”

Themes come only from the Google reviews already stored against this listing, and each one carries the reviewer’s own sentence. A listing with fewer than three stored reviews gets none at all.

Ontario rebate programme

City Home Comfort appears on Ontario’s Home Renovation Savings contractor directory as registered to install heat pumps under the programme. Homeowners generally need a registered contractor to claim the rebate.

Heat pump types on the register: Centrally Ducted ccASHPs, Ductless ccASHPs.

Being on this list is not a recommendation. The programme states that Enbridge Gas and the IESO do not endorse any of the contractors on it. Read from the official contractor directory on 2026-08-03. Confirm current status with the programme before you sign anything.

Services

  • Ductless Mini Splits
  • Heat Pump Installation
  • Air Conditioning
  • Heat Pump Water Heaters
  • Heating
  • Furnaces
  • Lennox ELITE Series EL297V Furnace
  • Trane Furnaces
  • Rheem Furnaces
  • Bosch BGH96 Series Furnace

What customers say

Highlights via Google reviews. Ratings are set by reviewers, not HeatPumpIndex.

  • “We chose to go with City Home Comfort because of the patience and professionalism of their customer service rep, Shawn Kahn. A tech nerd, he patiently walked me through the many options, specs and tradeoffs to enable me to choose…”

    Jordanvia Google reviews8 months ago

  • “We have used City Home in past for maintenance and have recommended to family. Chris, Shawn, great to deal with and transparency was spot on. From pricing to unit descriptions. Technicians were first class with Julian and Mathew total professionals.…”

    Joevia Google reviewsa month ago

  • “Excellent experience from start to finish. Starting with Shawn, who was extremely helpful, knowledgeable and patient. He guided me through the process of picking all the right equipment and getting my gas meter set up. Ken, the technician that installed…”

    Stevenvia Google reviews2 months ago

  • “I can’t say enough good things about Shaun and Chris from Home Comfort. I initially found them online and chose them because of their excellent reviews, but after speaking with them, I immediately realized they operate on an entirely different…”

    Shawnavia Google reviewsa month ago

  • “An HVAC company (not City Home Comfort) referred by my insurance broker replaced my hot water tank and recommended and installed a Rinnai RX160iN tankless water heater, promising instant hot water. Instead, it took four times longer for hot water…”

    Janetvia Google reviews5 months ago

Hours

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City Home Comfort: frequently asked questions

Is City Home Comfort well reviewed?

City Home Comfort holds a 4.7-star Google rating across 734 reviews. That is a strong score for a ductless mini split installer in the Greater Toronto Area.

Where does City Home Comfort operate?

City Home Comfort works out of The Beaches in the Toronto area and serves surrounding Greater Toronto Area neighbourhoods. Its listed address is 710 Kingston Rd, Toronto, ON M4E 1R7.

How do I get a quote from City Home Comfort?

You can contact City Home Comfort directly or through its website.

What does City Home Comfort charge for ductless mini split installation?

City Home Comfort sets its own prices, but as a market benchmark single zone ductless mini split, standard model runs $3,000 to $4,500 per project (CAD) across the GTA, according to Megacity HVAC (Toronto, 2026). Add 13% HST, and request an itemized quote for numbers specific to your project.