Question 1

Do heat pumps work in Ontario winters?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cold-climate heat pumps are designed to work efficiently down to -25°C or lower. They've improved dramatically in recent years. For the coldest days, most setups include backup heating that kicks in automatically.

Question 2

How much can a heat pump save on energy bills?

Accepted Answer

Heat pumps can reduce heating costs by 30–60% compared to electric baseboard or oil heating, and 20–40% compared to gas in some cases. Savings depend on your current system, insulation, and electricity rates.

Question 3

Can a heat pump replace my furnace and AC?

Accepted Answer

In many cases, yes — a heat pump provides both heating and cooling. Some homeowners keep their furnace as backup for extreme cold and use the heat pump as the primary system. We'll recommend the best approach for your home.

Question 4

Are there rebates for heat pumps in Ontario?

Accepted Answer

Government rebate programs for heat pumps change frequently. During your estimate, we'll let you know about any current federal or provincial incentives that could reduce your upfront cost.

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