Save Money with Heat Pump Rebates and Energy-Efficient Home Upgrades

All Ontario

LIVE AS OF JANUARY 28– NEW ONTARIO REBATE

Up to $7500 in Ontario Government Rebates on Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pumps and more.* Homeowners can enjoy significant rebates on energy-efficient upgrades, including heat pumps. This program is designed to help families save money while reducing their carbon footprint. Click the link above to find all the details.

CANADA GREENER HOMES GRANT (Program Paused until Further Notice)

The Canada Greener Homes Grant – Up to $5600 available!*

Ready to make your home more comfortable and energy-efficient by purchasing a heat pump with the help of Canada’s new Greener Homes Grant, but don’t know where to start? Visit our Canada Greener Homes Grant page to learn how we can take you through the entire process from finding and installing an eligible heat pump for your home to helping you through the entire application including all the paperwork and energy audits.

CLEAN HOME HEATING INITIATIVE (Program Paused until Further Notice)

Clean Home Heating Initiative – Up to $4500 available!*

You could be eligible to receive up to a $3,000 mail-in-rebate for the purchase and installation of an air source heat pump or up to a $4,500 mail-in-rebate for the purchase and installation of a cold climate air source heat pump.

Mississauga

Plumbing

Foundation Drain Collector Sump Pump Subsidy

The city of Mississauga is offering eligible homeowners a financial subsidy of up to $6,000 to install a sump pump.

Toronto

Plumbing

Basement flooding protection

The city of Toronto is offering owners of single-family, duplex and triplex residential homes a subsidy of up to $3,400 per property to install flood protection devices.

All British Columbia

HVAC

FortisBC Dual Fuel Heating System Rebate: Up to $10,000 in rebates when upgrading to a dual fuel heating system

A dual fuel heating system = a ducted heat pump and a gas or propane furnace. The backup furnace activates at a specific switch-over temperature.

Rebate:

1. Up to $10,000 available for upgrading from primary natural gas or propane heating to a dual fuel system (minimum capacity of 12K BTU/1 ton)

Eligibility:

1. Must be replacing an existing gas or propane furnace that is at least 10 years old (Boilers are not eligible)
2. Must be a FortisBC natural gas customer (Home must be primarily heated with natural gas or propane supplied by FortisBC)
3. The heat pump must be on the rebate-eligible list
4. Application must be submitted by the homeowner within 6 months of the invoice date of the upgrade.

Fill out the form for your free, in-home consultation about heat pumps.

Be sure to ask us about any available Municipal Top-Ups!

Municipal top-ups for Kelowna and New Westminster may still be available for qualifying households.

The Fortis BC Home Appliance Maintenance Program  

You could get up to $100 in rebates if you have your furnace or boiler and tankless water heater serviced by a licensed gas contractor between June 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025. Apply online for your rebate within 60 days of your service. Call On Reliance 1-888-837-1451 to book your service. See Fortis BC page for full terms and conditions. 

CLEANBC BETTER HOMES ENERGY SAVINGS PROGRAM

Join the CleanBC Better Homes Energy Savings Program with Reliance Home Comfort®. Starting June 18, 2024, you could get up to $21,000 in rebates for heat pumps and home efficiency upgrades. Help save on energy bills and enhance your home’s comfort and sustainability. Visit the BC Better Homes Energy Savings Program page to learn more.

Rebate Amounts

1. Ductless Mini Split or Ductless Multi-Split Heat Pump: Up to $3,000
2. Central Ducted Heat Pump: Up to $3,000
3. Electrical Service Upgrade: Up to $500 (only available in Vancouver if using Reliance)

Eligibility Requirements

1. The property must be a primary residence, at least 12 months old, and meet specific assessed value criteria.
2. Upgrades must be installed by an approved Income Qualified Program Registered Contractor
3. Utility Account: Must have a residential account with FortisBC, BC Hydro, or a municipal utility.
4. Primary Heating Source: Natural gas, piped propane (FortisBC), Pacific Northern Gas, electricity (FortisBC, BC Hydro, municipal utility), oil, or non-FortisBC propane.
5. Homeowner must submit the application within 6 months of the invoice date.
6. Application must be submitted by the homeowner within 6 months of the invoice date

All Saskatchewan

SaskEnergy Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate Program

Looking to upgrade your home’s heating or hot water system in Saskatchewan? You may qualify for the SaskEnergy Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate Program. Get up to $1,000 back when you install an eligible ENERGY STAR®-certified tankless water heater. Plus, you could receive:

• $325 for a 96.0%–96.9% AFUE natural gas furnace
• $650 for a 97.0%+ AFUE natural gas furnace
• $10 per MBH (up to $2,000) for a 95.0%+ AFUE boiler

These rebates help make high-efficiency upgrades more affordable—and can lead to long-term energy savings.
👉 Find out more and check your eligibility

CANADA GREENER HOMES GRANT (Program Paused until Further Notice)

The Canada Greener Homes Grant – Up to $5600 available!*

Ready to make your home more comfortable and energy-efficient by purchasing a heat pump with the help of Canada’s new Greener Homes Grant, but don’t know where to start? Visit our Canada Greener Homes Grant page to learn how we can take you through the entire process from finding and installing an eligible heat pump for your home to helping you through the entire application including all the paperwork and energy audits.

Home Renovation Tax Credit [10.5% Tax Credit]

Saskatchewan homeowners could save up to $2,100 in provincial income tax by claiming a 10.5 per cent tax credit on up to $20,000 of eligible home renovation expenses.

Canada-wide

CANADA GREENER HOMES GRANT (Program Paused until Further Notice)

The Canada Greener Homes Grant – Up to $5600 available!*

Ready to make your home more comfortable and energy-efficient by purchasing a heat pump with the help of Canada’s new Greener Homes Grant, but don’t know where to start? Visit our Canada Greener Homes Grant page to learn how we can take you through the entire process from finding and installing an eligible heat pump for your home to helping you through the entire application including all the paperwork and energy audits.