Heat Pump Incentives
Ontario homeowners may qualify for incentives when switching from older, less efficient heating systems to eligible high-efficiency heat pump solutions.
Rebates Calculator
Find energy rebates in under 30 seconds
Enter your postal code to start a quick rebate calculator. You will answer a few short questions and instantly see which programs and incentives may apply.
- Check incentives based on your location and system details
- See your likely rebate pathways before booking an in-home visit
- Get a clear next-step checklist to help claim available savings faster
Quick Start
Enter your postal code and click get started.
By continuing, you will be redirected to the rebate questionnaire with your postal code and rebate intent passed in the URL.
See how much you could save with a heat pump
How do you currently heat your home?
Boiler Upgrade Planning
If your boiler is aging or costs are rising, planning early can help you avoid peak season delays and improve access to active rebate windows.
Lower Monthly Costs
Combining rebates with higher-efficiency equipment can reduce monthly energy use and improve year-round comfort.
Ontario Rebate Programs: What Homeowners Should Know
Incentive programs in Ontario can change by season, budget cycle, utility territory, and equipment type. The fastest way to avoid missing out is to check eligibility early, before replacing equipment.
What affects eligibility
- - Postal code and utility service territory
- - Current heating system (furnace, boiler, electric, hybrid)
- - Equipment efficiency ratings and model eligibility
- - Home profile factors like insulation, panel capacity, and duct setup
- - Program timing and funding availability at submission date
Common incentive pathways
- - Heat pump-focused incentive streams
- - Home efficiency upgrade bundles
- - Utility-linked conservation programs
- - Limited-time promotional rebates from participating brands
- - Financing options that pair with qualified upgrades
Deadlines, Boilers, and Why Timing Matters
Many homeowners wait until a system fails, but rebates are often easier to secure when you plan before urgent replacement season. For boiler upgrades and heat pump transitions, starting early helps with design, electrical checks, and program paperwork.
Step 1
Check your eligibility now
Confirm potential rebate pathways before selecting equipment.
Step 2
Build your upgrade plan
Compare repair vs upgrade for older boilers and high-usage systems.
Step 3
Submit within active windows
Program terms and funding can shift, so current eligibility matters.
Note: Incentive criteria, available amounts, and deadlines may change. Final rebate decisions depend on program administrators, utility rules, and approved equipment at the time of application.