

Hydronic air handlers use hot water from your tankless or boiler to heat your home — and add central air conditioning in the same cabinet.


Quick answer: Jora Mechanical Systems repairs and replaces AirMax and other hydronic air handlers (combo systems) in GTA townhouses and condos, and can add central air conditioning.
Many GTA townhouses and stacked condos were built with a combo system: one water heater makes hot water for taps and for heating, and an air handler blows that heat through the ducts. AirMax, made in Concord, Ontario, is one of the most common brands.
We repair and replace air handlers, pair them with a new tankless heat source, and add cooling coils. When a unit is old or noisy, we'll show you the replacement options side by side.
One appliance — usually a tankless water heater — provides domestic hot water and heats water for the air handler, which warms the air in your ducts.
Yes. Most AirMax units take a DX cooling coil connected to an outdoor condenser or heat pump.
Yes — tell us the brand and model when you book.
Takes 2 minutes. No pressure, no obligation.


