Noble Ontario Welcomes Fall with Annual Tradeshow
October 2, 2026
By HPAC Magazine
The free-to-attend event is well known across the GTA for its food stations, bar area and plenty of industry-relevant attractions.
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Noble Ontario unveiled its new mobile service truck at the annual Noble Fall Tradeshow on October 1 in Vaughan, Ont., catering to plumbing and HVAC/R contractors in the greater Toronto area. The truck, stocked with over 700 essential repair parts, facilitates deliveries in downtown Toronto.
- The free-to-attend tradeshow featured over 80 manufacturers showcasing the latest products and technologies.
- Educational sessions included certification seminars and a focus on variable speed circulator technology.
- Attendees participated in interactive demonstrations and had opportunities to win prizes throughout the event.
This tradeshow serves as a vital networking opportunity for contractors as they prepare for the upcoming heating season, highlighting innovations and resources available in the industry.
Noble Ontario showcased its new mobile service truck operating in downtown Toronto and stocking over 700 essential repair parts.
A sure sign of Fall for plumbing and HVAC/R contractors across the greater Toronto area (GTA) is the annual Noble Fall Tradeshow, an free-to-attend event that is well known for its food stations, bar area and plenty of industry-relevant attractions.
Held on Thursday, Oct. 1 at the Universal Event Space in Vaughan, Ont., this year, outside of the show hall, Noble was introducing contractors to its new mobile service truck, a offering that stocks over 700 repair parts and makes deliveries in downtown Toronto.
There were plenty of give-aways at this year’s show.
The sprawling tradeshow floor inside allows contractors to explore the latest in products, technologies and solutions from over 80 manufacturers with representatives at the booths ready to share knowledge and advice.
The event also includes free educational sessions off the show floor, this year featuring certification seminars from IPEX, WARDFlex and Gastite, along with a session on variable speed circulator technology.
Session participants were able to win prizes, and on the show floor all attendees were able to spin-to-Win prizes as well.
Interactive product demonstrations were happening at many booths, and a featured demonstration station was set up and hosted by Gary McCreadie of HVAC Know It All.
Testing skills at the Eh Team booth.
In addition, a group of social media influencers from the Eh Team were on hand letting attendees test their skills.
The annual industry gathering is a welcome networking event before contractors head into a busy heating season.
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