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Types of Heat Pump by Operation
Single-Stage Heat Pump
Single-stage heat pumps operate at one output level. They are reliable and straightforward but may cycle on and off more frequently.
Two-Stage Heat Pump
Two-stage heat pumps adjust between high and low output. This improves comfort and efficiency during most operating conditions.
Variable-Speed (Inverter) Heat Pump
Variable-speed heat pumps continuously adjust output to match demand. They offer consistent temperatures, quieter operation, and high efficiency.
Cold Climate Operation (ccASHP)
Cold climate air-source heat pumps are designed to maintain heating performance in lower outdoor temperatures common in Canada.
Zoned Multi-Split Systems
Zoned systems allow different areas of the home to be heated or cooled independently, improving comfort and energy control.
Single-Stage Heat Pump
Single-stage heat pumps operate at one output level. They are reliable and straightforward but may cycle on and off more frequently.
Two-Stage Heat Pump
Two-stage heat pumps adjust between high and low output. This improves comfort and efficiency during most operating conditions.
Variable-Speed (Inverter) Heat Pump
Variable-speed heat pumps continuously adjust output to match demand. They offer consistent temperatures, quieter operation, and high efficiency.
Cold Climate Operation (ccASHP)
Cold climate air-source heat pumps are designed to maintain heating performance in lower outdoor temperatures common in Canada.
Zoned Multi-Split Systems
Zoned systems allow different areas of the home to be heated or cooled independently, improving comfort and energy control.
Types of Heat Pumps by LG Home Comfort
All Electric Air-Source Heat Pump
Air-source heat pumps transfer heat between indoor air and outdoor air. They are widely used due to their flexibility and efficient performance. No gas or propane is required.
Hybrid Heat Pump Systems
Hybrid systems combine a heat pump with a backup heating source such as a furnace, automatically switching based on conditions and efficiency needs.
Multi-Zone Ductless Heat Pump
Types of Heat Pumps by Application
Ducted Heat Pumps
Ductless Mini-Split Systems
Rebates Available for Heat Pumps
What Determines Heat Pumps Rebate Eligibility?
How to Apply for Heat Pump Rebates?
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Why Buy a Heat Pump from LG Home Comfort
Industry-leading heat pump brands
High-efficiency systems from trusted manufacturers
Customized comfort solutions
Heat pumps selected for home size and usage needs
Expert heat pump installation
Licensed technicians handling setup and permits
Clear, upfront pricing
Quoted price includes full installation with no surprises
Flexible payment options
Financing choices designed to fit household budgets
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Why Buy a Heat Pump from LG Home Comfort
Industry-leading heat pump brands
High-efficiency systems from trusted manufacturers
Customized comfort solutions
Heat pumps selected for home size and usage needs
Expert heat pump installation
Licensed technicians handling setup and permits
Clear, upfront pricing
Quoted price includes full installation with no surprises
Flexible payment options
Payment plan choices, which are designed to fit any household budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Does a New Heat Pump Cost in Canada?
The cost of a new heat pump in Canada depends on several factors, including system type, size, efficiency level, and installation requirements. Cold-climate and variable-speed heat pumps are typically priced higher because they are designed to perform efficiently across a wider range of temperatures.
Pricing can vary based on the brand, model, and system configuration selected, as well as the specific needs of the home. To receive the most accurate cost information and confirm eligibility for available rebates, homeowners are encouraged to contact LG Home Comfort for a professional consultation and personalized quote.
What Should I Consider Before Buying a Heat Pump?
Before buying a heat pump, it’s important to consider how the system will perform in your home year-round. The right choice depends on your home’s layout, comfort needs, and long-term energy goals.
Important factors to consider include:
- Home size and layout – The system must be properly sized to heat and cool your space efficiently.
- Insulation and air sealing – Well-insulated homes get better performance and savings from heat pumps.
- Existing ductwork – Homes with ducts may suit ducted systems, while others may benefit from ductless options.
- Climate performance – Cold-climate heat pumps are designed to handle lower winter temperatures.
- Energy efficiency and rebates – Higher-efficiency systems may qualify for government rebates and lower operating costs.
- Budget and monthly payments – Upfront cost, All these payment options, and long-term savings should be reviewed together.
A professional assessment helps ensure the heat pump you choose is properly matched to your home and comfort needs.
How Long Do Heat Pumps Last?
How does a Heat Pump Work?
A heat pump works by moving heat instead of creating it, which makes it more energy efficient than many traditional systems. In heating mode, the system pulls heat from the outside air and transfers it into your home to keep indoor spaces warm. In cooling mode, the process reverses, removing heat from inside the home and releasing it outdoors.
This heat transfer process allows one system to handle both heating and cooling throughout the year. Because heat pumps move heat rather than burn fuel, they can operate more efficiently, maintain steady indoor temperatures, and run more quietly. This makes heat pumps a practical option for consistent comfort and lower energy use.
Do All Heat Pumps Qualify for Rebates?
Not all heat pumps qualify for government rebates. Eligibility depends on whether the system meets specific program requirements set by rebate authorities.
Common rebate qualification factors include:
- Energy efficiency ratings – The heat pump must meet minimum efficiency standards.
- Cold-climate performance – Systems must be designed to operate reliably in colder temperatures.
- System type and certification – Only approved models and configurations are eligible.
- Professional installation – Installation must be completed by a licensed HVAC contractor.
- Program-specific rules – Each rebate program has its own criteria and documentation requirements.
Because requirements can change, professional guidance helps ensure the selected heat pump qualifies before installation.
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- Once an initial service has been completed, the customer will be on a one-year commitment
- After the initial 12 months, the contract will be renewed on a month-to-month cadence
- If a service is completed for the next year, it automatically renews the commitment for an additional year
- Customers can cancel at any time after the 12-month initial commitment as long as the following year’s service has not been completed.
- Customers need to provide 30 days written notice in order to cancel their plan