Put available rebates toward a more efficient home. Explore heating and cooling in one system, with a local team to help you understand the savings.
Toward an eligible cold-climate air-source heat pump.
For purchased systems in homes heated with electricity, oil, propane or wood. Enbridge natural-gas homes and heat-pump rentals: up to $2,000. Amounts depend on rated heating capacity.
Eligible equipment, a participating contractor and approval before installation are required.
Ontario program details ↗For eligible households meeting the income threshold.
Other eligible households may receive $2,000. Installations from November 1, 2026 may qualify retroactively.
Applications open in early 2027. Payment follows launch and approval; program conditions apply.
Federal program details ↗Replacing oil, propane or electric-resistance heating can offer a meaningful opportunity to lower energy bills. A heat pump also brings summer cooling into the same system.
Already heating with natural gas? We’ll compare the numbers for your home; switching does not always lower heating costs.
From a furnace-compatible upgrade to an all-electric system, we’ll help you compare equipment, installation and ongoing costs.
A suitable cold-climate heat pump and indoor coil can work with a compatible existing furnace. We assess the equipment match, airflow and controls before recommending a system.
Compare an all-electric system with a suitable air handler and backup heat, or a hybrid system paired with a furnace. The right approach depends on the home and available services.
One, two or three indoor heads can serve selected rooms. Sizing depends on the layout and heating and cooling requirements.
A clear quote brings the equipment, installation price and potential rebates together.
Share your current fuel, equipment and comfort goals. Recent energy bills help us compare running costs.
Compare suitable systems, installation costs and the rebate programs that may apply.
We review eligible equipment combinations, application steps and required approvals before installation.
They may be combined when your project qualifies for both programs. We review each program’s requirements and funding limits before estimating your rebate total. Federal announcement · Ontario program details.
The Ontario heat-pump stream does not require a home energy audit, but a participating contractor and approval before installation are required. We’ll review the steps and installation arrangements with you before work begins.
A hybrid system can pair a compatible furnace with a heat pump. We compare your home’s heating needs, electrical capacity and running costs to recommend the right combination.
Ontario’s cold-climate air-source rental rebate is up to $2,000, subject to program requirements. Federal eligibility for rented or leased equipment is not yet confirmed; further details are expected at launch.
We start with your current heating fuel, recent bills, equipment efficiency and the way you use your home. Savings depend on the selected system, energy prices, weather and backup heat. We can then help you compare the installation cost and expected running costs.
Tell us your address, current heating fuel and whether you plan to buy or rent. A photo of your furnace or heating-system label is helpful. We’ll explain suitable equipment, potential rebates and the next steps.
Rebates depend on program approval. Equipment and installation prices are quoted separately from any expected rebate. Rebate information
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