Heat Pumps

Say goodbye to your old air conditioner and hello to a super-efficient heat pump! With up to $10,600 in government rebates, now is the perfect time to switch and reduce your energy bill by up to 30%

What is a Heat Pump?

A heat pump is a versatile system that provides both cooling in the summer and heating in the winter. It works by moving heat outside of your home during the summer and drawing it in during the winter, making it an excellent choice for Canadians looking to save on their energy bills.

Why Switch to a Heat Pump?

As gas prices continue to rise and carbon taxes increase, natural gas heating will become less cost-effective. A heat pump is a cost-efficient and eco-friendly alternative that can help reduce your carbon footprint.

The Benefits of a Heat Pump

Not only will a heat pump save you money on your energy bills, but it’s also durable with an average lifespan of 15 years. It’s also eco-friendly, reducing your carbon footprint and operates as quietly as a refrigerator. Plus, some models have a slim design, saving space in your yard.

Is a Heat Pump Expensive?

Yes, a heat pump is an investment, but with the Canada Greener Homes Grant, it’s now more affordable than ever before. The grant will help you cover the initial cost of the system, so you can start enjoying the benefits of a heat pump right away.

Can a Heat Pump Be Used in a Canadian Winter?

Absolutely! In fact, in moderate weather, a heat pump can be more cost-efficient than a gas furnace because it moves heat rather than creating it. This means you’ll enjoy a warm home without the high energy bills.