Home Renovation Savings covers cold-climate air-source heat pumps right now — $7,500 for non-gas homes, $2,000 for gas homes. No energy audit needed for a heat-pump-only install.
Check my Ontario rebateThe National Heat Pump Rebate portal opens January 2027 — up to $10,000 for below-median-income households, $2,000 for others, stackable with the Ontario rebate.
Join the early-bird waitlistFurnace dying this winter? Don't wait for the federal program — Ottawa hasn't confirmed rebates for installs done before the portal opens. Use the Ontario rebate now; we'll tell you straight what's confirmed and what isn't.
Heat Pumps
One system for heating and cooling — and right now, Ontario covers up to $7,500 of it. Modern cold-climate heat pumps work efficiently through Ontario winters.
Service Overview
Heat pumps have advanced significantly — today's cold-climate models deliver reliable heating down to -25°C, making them a viable primary heat source for GTA homes. A heat pump replaces your central air conditioner and can supplement or replace your furnace, moving heat rather than generating it. We handle equipment selection, load calculations, electrical upgrades, full installation — and the rebate paperwork.
What's Included
Every service visit covers the following as standard.
We calculate your home's full heating and cooling load to select the right heat pump capacity — oversized units short-cycle and fail early.
Heat pumps require a dedicated 240V circuit. We assess your panel capacity and include any required electrical upgrade in the installation scope.
Outdoor unit placement, refrigerant line set, indoor air handler or coil installation, electrical wiring, and thermostat replacement all handled to code.
Refrigerant charge verification, heating and cooling cycle testing, thermostat configuration — plus we prepare your Ontario rebate documentation.
How It Works
A clear process from first contact to finished job.
We visit the home, review your existing heating system, measure the heat and cooling load, and assess electrical capacity. This determines whether a heat pump replaces or supplements your current setup.
We recommend a unit type (air-source, cold-climate, dual-fuel) matched to your home's load and your heating cost goals — with the rebate math shown line by line. Written quote, no surprises.
Outdoor unit set and connected, refrigerant lines run, indoor components installed, electrical circuit wired, and smart thermostat configured for heat pump operation.
Full system test in both heating and cooling modes, refrigerant charge check, thermostat handover, and we file your Ontario rebate paperwork.
Common Questions
Answers to what homeowners ask most about this service.
Do heat pumps actually work in Ontario winters?
What rebates can I get right now?
Should I wait for the federal rebate in 2027?
Can a heat pump replace my gas furnace entirely?
How much does a heat pump save on energy bills?
Does a heat pump need its own electrical panel upgrade?
Ready to get started?
We serve Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Georgetown, Oakville, Burlington, and Etobicoke. Request a quote or call us directly — no pressure.