INSTALLATION · NEW CONSTRUCTION

Commercial mechanical installation, end-to-end

Full-scope mechanical installation for commercial and institutional new construction — HVAC, plumbing, gas lines, sheet metal fabrication, controls, and commissioning. One mechanical contractor, on projects across Canada.

Trusted by

300+
Certified specialistsPlumbers, gasfitters, steamfitters, refrigeration mechanics, sheet-metal workers, controls techs.
2,000+
Projects deliveredMechanical scopes across Canadian commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings since 1927.
5
OfficesLaval (head office), Montréal, Toronto, Newmarket, Calgary — projects across Canada.

Why one mechanical contractor

Engineering, fabrication, installation, commissioning — one delivery org

A multi-trade in-house team keeps engineering, fabrication, installation, controls, and commissioning under one accountable structure.

  • One mechanical contractor, not five

    HVAC, plumbing, gas, sheet metal, piping, controls — under one contract and one accountable team. That team brings together engineering, fabrication, installation, controls, and commissioning.

  • Bid stage to commissioning, same team

    The engineers, designers, draftsmen, control technicians, project managers, and millwrights who price and design the job are the same team that installs and commissions it.

  • Service-backed handover

    In Quebec and Ontario, a 25+ truck service division with 24/7 dispatch picks up the building after commissioning.

  • Trusted by institutional and commercial clients

    Clientele spans school boards, municipalities, healthcare facilities, government offices, and property management firms — the same institutional client mix Kolostat has delivered for in Quebec, including new-construction mandates such as Library and Archives Canada.

How we work

Four steps from first conversation to commissioning

  1. Meet

    Senior-engineer site walk and discovery. Free.

  2. Visit

    We measure existing conditions and constraints.

  3. Diagnose

    Engineering proposal with cost, schedule, and grant eligibility.

  4. Build

    Execution, commissioning, and performance handover.

New construction FAQ

What our clients ask before signing on

  • Which licences cover your Quebec and Ontario new-construction work?

    RBQ (1269-6704-94) and CMMTQ cover the Quebec mechanical and plumbing scope. The Newmarket and Toronto offices field the Ontario side, delivering commercial and institutional installation across the Greater Toronto Area.

  • How do you handle public-sector procurement — school boards, municipalities, federal mandates?

    School boards, municipalities, healthcare facilities, and government offices are part of the standard clientele on the Ontario side. On the Quebec side, Kolostat's integrated design-build approach is built to meet the stringent budgets and tight schedules of the public sector — including new-construction mandates such as Library and Archives Canada.

  • Can you deliver a LEED-certified or net-zero-ready mechanical package?

    Yes. Past LEED-certified commercial deliveries include the Altoria/Aimia Tower in Montréal, the Bell Canada head office on Nun's Island, the Fontaine Building, and the ICAO headquarters; net-zero institutional work includes Library and Archives Canada. The same engineering team handles new-construction packages with sustainability targets today.

  • What's the case for a single in-house mechanical contractor over a multi-trade approach?

    One contract, one schedule, one liability envelope. Kolostat brings together in-house the engineering, fabrication, installation, controls, and commissioning of a mechanical scope — the same delivery model behind 2,000+ commercial, industrial, and institutional projects across Canada since 1927.

  • Are grant programs available on new construction mechanical scope?

    On the Quebec side, Kolostat's Energy division identifies eligible measures across ÉcoPerformance, Énergir, and Hydro-Québec, files the analysis and implementation components, and produces post-installation reporting. The division has covered up to 75% of the cost of energy reengineering projects through grant management.

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