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Before you hire an HVAC contractor in Ontario
Yes for the parts that matter. Gas work requires TSSA certification, and refrigerant work requires a 313A or 313D certificate plus environmental handling certification.
TSSA Gas Technician certificate (G1, G2 or G3)
Legally required for anyone connecting, servicing or venting gas-fired equipment. G2 covers most residential work; G3 is an entry level that must work under supervision.
Verify with: The Technical Standards and Safety Authority regulates fuel safety in Ontario.
Check Reliable Home Environment on the official registerCertificate of Qualification, 313A or 313D
313A is the full Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems Mechanic; 313D is the residential air conditioning equivalent. Both are compulsory trades.
Verify with: Skilled Trades Ontario maintains the public register.
Check Reliable Home Environment on the official registerODP / refrigerant handling certification
Required to legally purchase and handle refrigerant. Relevant to any AC or heat pump work.
Manufacturer certification for the equipment being installed
Not a legal requirement, but many manufacturer warranties are only valid when installed by a certified dealer. Ask before assuming you have a ten-year warranty.
Questions worth asking
- Will you perform a heat loss and heat gain calculation, and can I see it?
- Who on the crew holds the TSSA gas certificate, and at what level?
- Is the equipment warranty conditional on registration or on installer certification?
- What exactly is covered by your labour warranty, and for how long?
- Does this quote include removal and disposal of the old equipment?