Enbridge Heat Pump Rebates in Ontario: Complete 2026 Guide
Ontario homeowners can access up to $2,000+ in rebates plus interest-free financing when installing a qualifying heat pump. Here is exactly how to get every dollar you are entitled to.
Enbridge Gas customers can receive up to $2,000 in rebates through the Home Renovation Savings program. Toronto homeowners can also access a $5,000 interest-free loan through BetterHomesTO. Or skip the upfront cost entirely with the Enbridge Sustain lease-to-own program.
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Heat Pump Rebate Programs in Ontario
There are several programs Ontario homeowners can use to offset the cost of a heat pump installation, including rebates, interest-free financing, and lease-to-own options.
Home Renovation Savings Program
StackableEnbridge Gas customers installing a cold-climate air source heat pump can receive up to $2,000 in rebates ($500 per ton). Non-gas customers qualify for up to $7,500 ($1,250 per ton), and ground source heat pumps qualify for up to $12,000. Active through November 2026. Replaces the former Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Plus program. Details at homerenovationsavings.ca.
BetterHomesTO
StackableToronto homeowners can access a Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing program that provides an interest-free loan for energy-efficient home improvements including heat pump installations. This is a loan, not a grant — repayment is tied to your property tax bill over 10-20 years.
OHPA — Oil to Heat Pump Affordability
Federal program for homeowners converting from oil heating to a heat pump system. If your home currently uses oil or propane for heating, you may qualify for up to $10,000 toward the cost of a heat pump installation.
What Types of Heat Pumps Qualify?
Not all heat pump systems qualify for the same rebate amounts. Under the Home Renovation Savings program, rebates are calculated per ton of capacity. Ground source systems qualify for the highest amounts.
Cold-Climate Air Source Heat Pump (ccASHP)
Highest air source rebate for gas customers ($500/ton). Must be rated for operation at -25C or below. Most popular choice for Toronto.
Standard Air Source Heat Pump
Good for moderate climates. Same rebate structure as ccASHP under Home Renovation Savings. May need backup heating for extreme cold.
Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump
Ideal for homes without ductwork or for targeted zone heating/cooling. Qualifies under the same per-ton rebate structure.
Ground Source (Geothermal) Heat Pump
Most efficient option. Highest rebate available under Home Renovation Savings. Best for new builds or major renovations.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for heat pump rebates in Ontario, you need to meet the following criteria. Most Toronto homeowners with an existing natural gas system are eligible.
Home Renovation Savings Requirements
- Must be an Enbridge Gas customer at the installation address (for gas customer rates)
- Heat pump must be installed by a qualified contractor
- Equipment must meet minimum efficiency requirements
- Residential property (owned, not rented)
- No EnerGuide audit or pre-approval required — apply after installation
BetterHomesTO Loan Requirements
- Must be a Toronto homeowner (residential property)
- Home must be located within the City of Toronto
- Interest-free loan up to $5,000 — repaid through property tax bill
- PACE financing — loan is tied to the property, not the owner
- Can be combined with Home Renovation Savings rebates
- Heat pump must be installed by a licensed contractor
How to Claim Your Heat Pump Rebates
As a certified Enbridge Sustain Trusted Partner, we handle the heavy lifting. Here is what the process looks like when you work with Megacity HVAC.
Free Home Assessment
We visit your home, assess your current system, insulation, and layout, then recommend the best heat pump system for your needs and budget. We identify all rebates and financing options you qualify for.
System Selection & Quote
We provide a detailed quote including equipment, installation, and a breakdown of applicable rebates. We also discuss financing options like BetterHomesTO or the Enbridge Sustain lease-to-own program.
Installation
Our TSSA-certified technicians install your heat pump system according to manufacturer specifications and local building codes. Installation typically takes 1-2 days.
Paperwork & Rebate Submission
We handle all Home Renovation Savings rebate paperwork on your behalf. No EnerGuide audit is required for heat pump rebates under this program. Most homeowners receive their rebates within 6-8 weeks of installation.
How Long Does the Process Take?
Total timeline from first call to receiving your rebate is typically 2-3 months. The installation itself is completed quickly — it is the rebate processing that takes time. No EnerGuide audits are required, which speeds up the process significantly compared to the old programs. We track everything and keep you updated.
Heat Pump Rebate FAQs
How much can I save with heat pump rebates in Ontario?
Do I need an EnerGuide audit for heat pump rebates?
Can I get rebates for a ductless mini-split heat pump?
How long does it take to receive my rebate?
Does Megacity HVAC handle all the rebate paperwork?
Are heat pump rebates available in 2026?
Find Out What You Qualify For
Contact us for a free assessment and we will tell you exactly which rebates apply to your home, how much you can save, and handle all the paperwork from start to finish.