
Bradford White
Bradford White RG2 (Atmospheric)
Atmospheric gas · Defender Safety System®
Type
Atmospheric gas
Capacity
50 gal (189 L)
First-hour
81 gal
Warranty
6-yr (10-yr avail.)

$0 Down · One Fixed Monthly Payment · You Own It
No hot water, or stuck paying a rental you'll never own? Megacity HVAC replaces tank, tankless, and heat-pump water heaters across Toronto with nothing down. Installation and maintenance are included, and the unit is yours when the term ends.
Comparing this against the tank you rent now? Enbridge Sustain versus a rental works through the numbers. For tankless, heat-pump and repair options, see our water heater services.


Nothing up front on approved credit.
TSSA-certified install, permits and haul-away of the old unit.
Parts and service covered for the full term.
The unit is yours when the term ends. A rental never transfers.
Lease-to-own through Enbridge Sustain. Approval and terms apply. You get the equipment, monthly payment, term length and ownership date in writing before you sign anything.
Get My Free Written QuoteToronto's housing stock spans century-old Annex Victorians, post-war Leaside bungalows, midcentury East York semis, and modern downtown condos. Each has its own water-heating realities — and the same one-size-fits-all approach that big-box rental companies push is rarely the smartest call for your home and your budget.
Megacity HVAC has serviced Toronto water heaters for over 25 years. Pre-1960 homes in Cabbagetown, Parkdale, and the Junction often have tight basement utility rooms where a tankless wall-hung unit saves valuable floor space. Newer Leaside and High Park homes commonly have venting paths that make condensing tankless units a clean upgrade. Downtown condos with electric-only service are prime candidates for heat-pump water heaters — quieter and more efficient.
No cold-shower weekends — we answer day or night and dispatch fast.
A firm price before any work starts. You approve it — no surprises.
Every tech is TSSA-certified and background-checked. Full warranty support.
Top-rated on Google and HomeStars, serving the GTA since 1999.
Tank, tankless, and heat-pump water heaters we install across Toronto & the GTA — with manufacturer-published specs.

Bradford White
Atmospheric gas · Defender Safety System®
Type
Atmospheric gas
Capacity
50 gal (189 L)
First-hour
81 gal
Warranty
6-yr (10-yr avail.)

John Wood
ProLine · Atmospheric gas · Canadian-made
Type
Atmospheric gas
Capacity
40 gal (151 L)
First-hour
67 gal
Warranty
6-yr (8-yr Master)

GE
ENERGY STARGeoSpring · Hybrid heat-pump · ENERGY STAR®
Type
Hybrid heat-pump
Efficiency
Up to 4.3 UEF
First-hour
77 gal
Warranty
10-yr tank & parts
All specifications are published by the manufacturer. We install and service these systems across Toronto & the GTA.
Tell us the symptoms over the phone. We dispatch with the right parts for a same-day fix or swap.
We check the tank, burner assembly, gas valve, thermocouple, anode, and connections — finding root cause, not just symptoms.
A clear, fixed price for repair or replacement. You approve before we touch anything.
We install, purge lines, test water temperature, check for leaks, and clean up — job done right the first time.
Most repairs are completed same-day with parts we carry on our trucks.
Failed pilot light, faulty thermocouple, failed gas valve, or a dead heating element on electric units. Usually diagnosed and fixed in one visit.
Sediment buildup on the burner, failing dip tube, or a thermostat set too low. Flushing + parts replacement restores full output.
A depleted anode rod lets the tank corrode from the inside. If caught early, a new anode extends tank life; late-stage means replacement.
Sediment on the tank floor heats and pops during the burn cycle — a classic sign of an aging tank. Flushing helps; deep sediment usually warrants replacement.
Leaking drain valve, T&P relief valve discharge, or a corroded tank seam. T&P and drain valve leaks are repairable; tank seam leaks mean replacement.
An aging, low-efficiency tank (older than 10 years) often uses 25–35% more gas than a modern condensing tankless or high-efficiency tank.
Authorized Lennox Dealer — with experienced installation, repair, and maintenance across our supported HVAC and water-heater brands.









A rental keeps billing you for as long as the tank is in your basement. Lease-to-own runs for an agreed term, then the equipment is yours.
| Traditional Rental | Lease-to-Own · Enbridge Sustain | |
|---|---|---|
| Up-front cost | $0 | $0 down on approved credit |
| Monthly payment | Most agreements allow annual increases. Check your contract | Fixed for the agreed term |
| Maintenance & parts | Usually included | Included for the term |
| Ownership | Never transfers. You keep paying | Yours at the end of the term |
| Getting out early | A buyout figure applies. Ask your provider for the current number | No buyout. The term ends and you own it |
| Old unit removal | Not included | We remove it and coordinate the return |
Rental agreements differ between providers. Call yours for the current buyout figure before you switch, and we'll quote the replacement against that number.

As a certified Enbridge Sustain Trusted Partner, we install a new tank, tankless, or heat-pump water heater with $0 down and one fixed monthly payment. You own the unit when the term ends.
It depends on the unit you choose (tank, condensing tankless, or heat-pump), the size, and the term length. Lease-to-own through Enbridge Sustain starts at $0 down, includes installation and maintenance for the term, and the equipment is yours when the term ends. You get the unit, the monthly payment, the term length, and the ownership date in writing before you sign anything. Call (416) 286-5665 for your numbers.
Usually, yes. Most rental agreements allow a buyout, and what it costs depends on how long you have been in the contract. Call your rental provider for the current buyout figure. The amount printed on an old bill is often out of date. Bring us that number, we'll quote the replacement against it, then we remove the old unit and coordinate the return with the provider.
Yes, and that's the difference between lease-to-own and renting. A rental never transfers ownership no matter how long you pay. With lease-to-own through Enbridge Sustain the term ends and the equipment is yours. Approval and terms apply, and we give you the full term details in writing first.
If you would rather buy outright: tank water heaters in Toronto typically install for $1,200 to $1,800. High-efficiency condensing tankless units run $2,800 to $4,500 installed. Heat-pump water heaters cost $3,500 to $5,000. Free in-home estimates with transparent upfront pricing, and lease-to-own is available on any of them.
Tank water heaters cost less upfront and work for typical 2-4 person households with 40-50 gallon demand. Tankless units cost more but last 20+ years (vs 10-12 for tank), save 25-35% on gas, and never run out — best for larger families and bathroom-heavy homes. Heat-pump water heaters are the most efficient but need an 8x8 ft installation space with adequate clearance.
Yes. Most tank replacements complete same-day. Tankless installations require gas line upsizing and venting work, typically 4 to 8 hours start to finish. Heat-pump water heaters need electrical work and may take a day or two depending on existing service. Call (416) 286-5665 by 10 AM for a same-day install slot.
In-house rebates available — ask at your quote. We don't file government rebate paperwork for customers. Home Renovation Savings sets its own rules, so check the program's own site for what applies to your home.
Replace if: 10+ years old, rust-coloured water, rumbling or banging during heat cycle, water pooling around the tank, or steadily rising gas bills. Modern high-efficiency units cut gas usage 25-35%. Most Toronto homes built before 2010 have first or second-generation tanks at end-of-life now — a planned replacement beats an emergency-replacement premium.
Yes — heat-pump water heaters (HPWH) work well in unfinished Toronto basements with adequate ambient temperature year-round (above 13°C). Tight finished spaces may not work since HPWH units need 800+ cubic feet of free air around them. We assess space, ducting options, and electrical service during a free consultation before recommending HPWH vs tankless vs tank.
Tell us what your water heater is doing, or what you're paying to rent one now. You get the unit, the monthly payment, the term length, and the ownership date in writing before you commit to anything. Same-day service across Toronto and the GTA, or call and talk to a real person right now.
Last updated September 10, 2026
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