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For Ontario homeowners

Up to $7,500 from Ontario,
plus up to $10,000 federal.

Ontario's Home Renovation Savings is open now. The federal National Heat Pump Rebate is expected in early 2027, and installs from November 1, 2026 can apply once it opens.

No energy audit needed for the federal rebate
Pre-approval comes first, so your Ontario rebate isn't put at risk
Ontario heat pump program

Ontario pays now.
The federal
rebate is coming.

Provincial

Ontario Home Renovation Savings

Open Now
UP TO
$7,500

How your home is heated today, paid per ton

What you'll get
  • Air-source: Up to $7,500 for homes heated with electricity, oil, propane, or wood
  • $500 per ton (up to $2,000) for natural gas homes
  • Ground-source: $2,000 per ton, up to $12,000
  • Pre-approval required before installation
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Federal

National Heat Pump Rebate

Opens early 2027
UP TO
$10,000

Household after-tax income, from 2026 return

What you'll get
  • Up to $10,000 announced for households at or below the income limit
  • $2,000 for other eligible homeowners
  • Installs from Nov 1, 2026 can apply once the portal opens
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Rules may change before the federal program launches.

NOWOpen now

Ontario rebates are open

Get pre-approved, then install with a participating contractor.

NOVEMBER 1, 2026Eligibility window

Federal eligibility expected to begin.

Installs from November 1, 2026 can apply once the federal portal opens.

EARLY 2027Portal launch

Federal portal expected to open

Announced by the federal government. Not open yet.

Ontario rebate

How much will Ontario pay for your heat pump?

Choose how your home is heated today to see what Ontario may pay for each heat pump size.

$2,500
$3,750
$5,000
$6,250
$1,250 per ton · Maximum $7,500 from Ontario
Plus federal, early 2027: up to $10,000 at or below the income limit, or $2,000
Example: a 3-ton cold-climate heat pump in an electrically heated home may qualify for $3,750 from Ontario

Check if you may qualify for the higher federal rebate.

The up-to-$10,000 federal tier is based on household after-tax income. At or below the limit for your household size: up to $10,000. Above it: $2,000.

How many people in your household?

1 person · after-tax limit
$46,981
At or below: up to $10,000
Above it: $2,000
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Seven questions. Your estimate.

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0 OF 7 ANSWERED
1How is your home heated today?
2Which heat pump are you considering?
3How big is your home?

Living space above ground. Don't count the basement.

4Is this the first heat pump in the home?
5Do you own the home?
6How many people live in the home?

Sets the income limit for the higher federal rebate.

7Is your household's after-tax income under the limit?

See the income limits by household size →

Not sure which rebates you qualify for?

We'll check both programs against your home, your current heating and your household size, then walk you through pre-approval.

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Before you install

Get pre-approved first. Then install.

Ontario's rebate needs pre-approval before any work starts. Here's the order that protects it.

01★ Start here

Get pre-approved

A participating contractor applies before any work starts.

Step 1 of 4 · Mandatory
02

Choose a qualifying heat pump

It must be on NRCan's qualified products list and sized to your home.

Step 2 of 4 · Equipment match
03

Install with a participating contractor

Book the install only after pre-approval is confirmed. Work done before then doesn't qualify.

Step 3 of 4 · Professional setup
04

Claim your rebate

Ontario pays after installation. Federal rebate opens in early 2027.

Step 4 of 4 · Direct payout

Don't install first.

Installing before pre-approval is confirmed can cost you the Ontario rebate entirely.

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Good to know
  • The higher federal tier is up to $10,000, a maximum, not a fixed amount.
  • Keeping a gas furnace as backup? Ontario allows hybrid systems. Federal eligibility for hybrid systems is not yet confirmed.
  • The federal tier is based on household after-tax income, verified when you apply.

Pre-approval and paperwork handled for you.

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For the Home Renovation Savings program

Serving Ontario homeowners

Experienced local team

Rebate paperwork, handled

We manage the application from start to finish

Free rebate review

With no obligation

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about the Ontario and federal heat pump rebates.

Can I get both the Ontario and federal rebates?

Based on what's been announced, yes. You're expected to be able to combine both programs. Confirm stacking rules once the federal program opens, since its rules could change before launch. Ontario Home Renovation Savings pays up to $7,500 right now, plus you can qualify for up to $10,000 under the federal National Heat Pump Rebate depending on household income.

Is the federal rebate open now?

Not yet. The federal portal is expected to open in early 2027. Installs completed from November 1, 2026 are expected to be able to apply once it opens.

How do I apply for the federal rebate?

Once the portal opens you'll apply online with proof of installation and your household income details. We'll walk you through it and keep your paperwork ready.

Do I need an energy audit for the federal rebate?

No energy audit is required for the federal rebate based on what has been announced so far.

Which heat pumps qualify?

Models must appear on Natural Resources Canada's qualified products list and be properly sized for your home. We confirm a model qualifies before we quote it.

Is there a deadline for Ontario Home Renovation Savings?

The program runs while funding lasts. Getting pre-approved early is the safest way to protect your rebate before funding runs out.

I already have a heat pump. Can I get the rebate?

Rebates are generally for new qualifying installs. If you're replacing an older unit, book a free rebate review and we'll check your situation.

Can I keep my gas furnace as backup?

Ontario allows hybrid systems that keep a gas furnace as backup. Federal eligibility for hybrid systems has not been confirmed yet.

Do I have to wait to claim the federal rebate?

You don't need to wait to install. Eligible installs from November 1, 2026 can apply once the portal opens in early 2027.

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