Ontario Heat Pump Rebates and Savings Specialists
Qualify for up to $7100 in heat pump rebates. Our team of experts will assess your home and recommend a qualified ducted or ductless heat pump system for as low as $0 fully-installed!
Get approved for heat pump rebates & incentives
With Ontario energy rebates, you can get a new heat pump for as low as $0, helping you cut costs on utility bills and make your home more efficient by saving energy.
1. Schedule an Appointment
Contact us to express interest in heat pump rebates. Schedule a free energy assessment.
2. Heat Pump Qualification
Our advisors will assess your system and provide a detailed report on available rebates and grants.
3. Apply For Rebates
We'll guide you through rebate requirements, ensuring all correct documentation is in place.
What Heat Pump Rebates Are Available?
The Ontario Energy Rebate program incentivizes homeowners to upgrade their ground source heat pump systems. Depending on the chosen air source heat pump type, you could receive up to $7,100 in eligible rebates. Researching each upgrade is important to understand the applicable rebate amount.
Ducted heat pump:
Up to $7,100 in rebates, including a $6,500 rebate and a $600 reimbursement for Energy Assessment.
Multi-split ductless heat pump:
Up to $5,850 in rebates, including a $5,250 rebate and $600 evaluation reimbursement.
Air-to-Air Heat Pumps:
Air-to-air heat pumps qualify for up to $6500 in rebates!
Air source heat pump:
Up to $5,800 in rebates that cover the cost of air source heat pumps, installation, and evaluation.
Who Is Eligible for Government rebates?
To be eligible for rebates, consider the following criteria:
- Homeowner in Ontario with proof of ownership (e.g., property tax bill number)
- 1st time applying for rebates or have have enough room left for approval amount
- Must install an eligible unit to qualify
- The age of your home must be 6 months or more
- Additional criteria may apply
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How can you save money with a heat pump?
Heat pumps are energy-efficient and cost-effective solutions for heating your home or office. Our solutions promote energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and lower energy consumption.
Additionally, we can guide you through accessing other renewable energy systems incentives, such as the home efficiency rebate program and the greener homes grant.
Benefits of heat pumps:
- Up to 200% more efficient than traditional furnaces or air conditioners (20 SEER rating).
- Saves up to $900 per year
- 2 in 1 heating and cooling unit that works up to -25 degrees
- Increase in property value
Ready to start saving on your energy bills?
Contact us today for a free full energy efficiency assessment!
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Ontario Heat Pump Energy Assessment Specialists
At Canada Energy Savings, we’re here to help Ontario homeowners like you access the best-suited Ontario heat pump rebates and savings! Our energy specialists will thoroughly assess your home’s energy consumption, guiding you to decide whether upgrading a gas furnace to a ground source heat pump is the most efficient choice.
- Heat Pump Assessment
- Contractor Recommendations
- Auditor Recommendations
- Cost & Savings Analysis
Qualify for Ontario Rebates
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Ontario Energy Rebate & Savings FAQs
A heat pump is an energy-efficient way of using heat pump water heaters to transfer warm air conditioning and cool air into your home.
Heat pumps can function as a heater and an AC unit, depending on the season. When the air conditioner is in heating mode, the heat pump absorbs warmth from the outside air and transfers it inside your home.
The amount of the Ontario heat rebate varies depending on the source heat, home heating pump, and type of upgrade. For heat pumps, the rebates can be up to $7100. However, for ducted heat pumps, the rebate is $7100 ($6500 rebate + $600 audit reimbursement), and for multi-split ductless heat pumps, the government offers rebates of $5850 ($5250 rebate + $600 audit reimbursement).
Qualifying for the Ontario heat rebate depends on various factors. Our energy specialists can assist you in determining if your home qualifies and provide guidance on accessing provincial rebates for heat pumps and distribution grants, such as the Canada Greener Homes Grant and Enbridge Gas.
Contact us today to learn more about saving money with ground-source heat pumps and Ontario heat pump rebates.
The cost of a heat pump depends on the type of home heating part you choose, its size, and your home’s current energy consumption and efficiency. On average, the installation and equipment costs range from $6000 to $7000. However, with the provincial rebate programs, such as the Ontario heat pump rebates and the Canada Greener Homes Grant, you could save up to $7100 on your home insulation upgrade.
