Up to $7,500
Heat Pump Rebate
Ontario homeowners get up to $7,500 (electric, oil, propane, or wood-heated homes) or up to $2,000 (gas-heated homes) on a qualifying cold-climate heat pump. Megacity HVAC installs program-eligible systems and tells you exactly what your home qualifies for.
Quick Answer: Ontario Heat Pump Rebate
The Ontario Home Renovation Savings program pays $1,250 per ton (up to $7,500) for cold-climate air-source heat pumps installed in electric, oil, propane, or wood-heated homes, or $500 per ton (up to $2,000) for gas-heated homes. No EnerGuide audit required when installed as a single upgrade. Rebate is paid directly to the homeowner in 6-12 weeks after install. The application must be submitted by a contractor registered with the program — confirm your installer is registered before you book. Megacity HVAC installs program-eligible cold-climate heat pumps and Enbridge Sustain $0-down financing.
Do You Qualify for the Rebate?
Most Ontario homeowners with active Enbridge Gas service qualify. We confirm eligibility during your free estimate before you commit to anything.
Not sure? Call us at (416) 286-5665 and we'll confirm in 30 seconds — no pressure to book.
How the Process Works
We handle the installation of program-eligible equipment and tell you exactly what your home qualifies for. The HRS rebate application itself must be submitted by a contractor registered with the program — confirm that status before you book.
Free In-Home Estimate
We measure your home, run a Manual J load calculation, and confirm rebate eligibility. No cost, no pressure.
Choose Your System
We walk you through cold-climate options that qualify for the full $2,000 rebate. Transparent pricing.
Professional Installation
Professional install (typically 1 day). We confirm what the installation qualifies for so you know exactly how to apply.
You Apply, You Get the Cheque
The rebate is filed by a program-registered contractor. Confirm your installer is registered before booking. Cheque arrives in 6-12 weeks.
How Much You Get Depends on Your Current Heating
Electric/oil/propane/wood-heated homes get the higher rebate because the program prioritizes those fuel switches. Gas homes still get a meaningful rebate. Rates verified against the official Home Renovation Savings program.
| Your Current Heating | Air-Source Heat Pump |
|---|---|
| Natural Gas (Enbridge) | $500/ton, max $2,000 |
| Electricity | $1,250/ton, max $7,500 |
| Oil | $1,250/ton, max $7,500 |
| Propane / Wood | $1,250/ton, max $7,500 |
Rates verified against the official Home Renovation Savings program (homerenovationsavings.ca). Oil-heated homes may also qualify for the federal Oil-to-Heat-Pump Affordability Program — up to $15,000 combined (federal + provincial top-up) on top of the HRS rebate.
What Toronto Homeowners Actually Pay
Gas-Heated Home
Electric / Oil / Propane Home
Toronto residents can use the BetterHomesTO HELP low-interest loan (up to $125,000, repaid over 15 years through property tax) to fully cover the install — $0 out of pocket today. See BetterHomesTO →
Heat Pump Rebate FAQs
How much is the Ontario heat pump rebate?
Who is eligible for the rebate?
Does my furnace qualify for a rebate?
How long does the rebate take to receive?
Do I need an EnerGuide audit first?
Can I combine the rebate with other programs?
What heat pumps qualify?
How much does a heat pump cost after the rebate?
Get Your Free Heat Pump Estimate
We'll come measure your home, confirm rebate eligibility, and give you a transparent all-in price. No pressure, no obligation.
- Manual J load calculation
- Rebate eligibility confirmed and explained before you sign
- Cold-climate sizing for Toronto winters
- BetterHomesTO HELP loan guidance (Toronto)
Request a Free Estimate
We respond within 1 business hour.