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A few quick questions — postal code, current heating, home type. Skip anything you're not sure of.
Heat pumps for the Greater Toronto Area
Check your rebate, compare vetted local installers, and handle site visits and quotes in one simple place.
Rebates up to $7,500We handle the application, too
Pick a starting point. We'll tailor every step after it.
How it works
A few quick questions — postal code, current heating, home type. Skip anything you're not sure of.
We connect you with vetted installers who actually serve your neighbourhood and your type of project.
See quotes side by side — equipment, scope, warranty and potential rebates — then choose with confidence.
One place, start to finish
Check your rebate, request quotes, keep track of site visits and choose your installer — all in one simple place. Sign in only if you want to.
No account needed to get quotes. Create one any time with the same e-mail, and your request moves over automatically.
Costs & savings
We won't show you a made-up sticker price. Installed cost depends on a handful of real factors — see which ones matter most, then get an estimate for your home.
Relative influence shown for illustration. Not a contractor quote.
Rebates
Answer a few questions and see your estimated rebate right away. We only connect you with installers if you ask.
The amount depends on the equipment size (tons) that suits your home.
We file the rebate application for you
You pay your installer in full. After installation, the government program mails you the rebate as a cheque.
Eligibility results are estimates; final eligibility is set by each program.
Built for real winters
Cold-climate heat pumps are designed to keep heating when temperatures drop well below freezing. The key is choosing a model rated for our winters — and sizing it for your home.
We highlight models with published cold-climate performance, so you can compare real specifications.
Proper load calculation matters more than brand. Our installers size systems to your home, not a rule of thumb.
Hybrid dual-fuel setups pair a heat pump with your existing furnace for the coldest days.
Know your options
What each system does, side by side — and which ones qualify for rebates.
Heats and cools the whole home through your existing ducts.
Wall-mounted units heat and cool room by room — no ducts needed.
Burns gas to heat air, then blows it through your ducts. Heating only.
Cools and dehumidifies through your ducts. Cooling only.
| Feature | Ducted heat pump | Ductless heat pump | Furnace | Air conditioner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heating | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✕ No |
| Cooling | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✕ No | ✓ Yes |
| Ductwork | Uses existing ducts | Not needed | Uses existing ducts | Uses existing ducts |
| Energy | Electricity | Electricity | Natural gas, propane, oil or electric | Electricity |
| Typical lifespan | About 15 years (typical) | About 15 years (typical) | About 15–20 years (typical) | About 10–15 years (typical) |
| Home Renovation Savings | ✓ Up to $7,500 | ✓ Up to $7,500 | ✕ Not eligible | ✕ Not eligible |
Heat pumps
Four common paths for GTA homes, explained in plain language.
Replaces a furnace and AC with one system that uses your existing ductwork.
Slim wall units solve hot or cold rooms, additions and homes with radiators or baseboards.
Models built to maintain heating output in deep cold — the go-to choice for full electrification.
Pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace that takes over on the coldest days.
Installer trust
Across the GTA
From Oshawa to Oakville, we match you with installers who work in your area and know its housing stock.
Homeowner outcomes will appear here as verified project data becomes available.
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