Manitoba Homeowners: Get Up to $4,000 in Government and Reliance Rebates on Cold Climate Heat Pumps*
Upgrade to Energy-Efficient Heating & Cooling with Help from Reliance® and Efficiency Manitoba
Looking to potentially save energy and make your home more comfortable year-round? You may be eligible for a rebate of up to $2,000 through Efficiency Manitoba when you install a qualifying cold climate air source heat pump with Reliance.* As a time-limited BONUS, we are also offering another $2000 in Reliance INSTANT REBATES!
Why Choose a Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump?
Air source heat pumps are a smart, energy-efficient solution for both heating and cooling. They work by moving heat rather than generating it—helping you save energy and potentially reducing your heating costs.
- In heating mode: They move heat from the outside air into your home.
- In cooling mode: They reverse the process, moving warm air out to keep your home comfortable exactly the same as an air conditioner.
Efficiency Manitoba Rebates Available
You could qualify for:
- $2,000 rebate for a centrally ducted cold climate air source heat pump*
- $1,500 rebate for a ductless cold climate air source heat pump*
- $2,000 Reliance Instant Rebate*
Are You Eligible?
You may qualify for the Efficiency Manitoba rebate if:
- Your heat pump retrofit is supplementing an electric resistance or natural gas heating system. Homeowners who are converting from propane or fuel oil are also eligible.
- Your heat pump is being installed in a residential home (not a seasonal or newly built home)
- The system is installed in your primary residence
- Your installation contractor is registered with Efficiency Manitoba
➡️ View full eligibility on Efficiency Manitoba’s Website
How to Get Started
- Connect with Reliance – An Efficiency Manitoba Registered Contractor: We’ll help confirm your eligibility and walk you through your options.
- Choose and Install Your Qualifying Heat Pump: Our licensed, trained professionals will take care of the installation and any required permits.
- We Handle the Rebate Paperwork: We will complete and send the required documents to Efficiency Manitoba. Once they receive them, they will email you (the homeowner) a link to complete your part of the application. After you submit it, Efficiency Manitoba will review the application and may contact you to schedule a post-installation verification. Once the application is approved, Efficiency Manitoba will mail the rebate cheque to the address you provide.
Why Choose Reliance?
- Over 60 years of trusted home comfort service
- Local, licensed technicians
- We’ll take your call 24/7/365
- Over 150,000 5-star user reviews on Google
Ready to Get Started?
Fill out the form to book your free in-home consultation today.
Let us help you take advantage of the Efficiency Manitoba heat pump rebate and start saving energy and money. Call on Reliance™.
For more information on the Efficiency Manitoba Heat Pump Rebate, visit:
https://efficiencymb.ca/ashp-home/
https://efficiencymb.ca/wp-content/uploads/EM_Residential_ASHPProgramGuide.pdf
Ever hear the term heat pump and wondered what it means exactly?
Heat Pump technology has been around for a long time and it is commonly used in many
parts of the world as a way for families to both heat and cool their homes.
It can be an efficient and cost-effective way to stay comfortable, while possibly helping
to reduce your carbon footprint.
The best way to describe a heat pump is like
an air conditioning unit that can operate in reverse.
During the summer, it helps to keep you cool by removing heat from inside your home and
moving it outside.
It keeps your home comfortable in the colder months by removing heat from the outside air
and circulating it back indoors.
These units run on electricity, and work seamlessly
with your furnace or back-up heat source so
that your back-up heat source automatically takes over when the temperature becomes too
cold outside for the heat pump to work effectively.
And for added convenience, heat pumps can also work with your existing ductwork and
furnace fan to move air throughout your home.
There are several different types of heat
pumps that are available, depending on your needs, your current heating and cooling set-up,
and your budget.
The most common is air source, and as the name suggests, it absorbs heat from the air
and moves it either in-to or out-of your home, depending on the season.
Geothermal, or ground source heat pumps, operate like the air source units, however they use
the earth or ground water to source and to expel heat.
The more consistent temperatures found underground can help to make this type run more efficiently,
especially during the hotter and colder days of the year.
Stand-alone units that do not require traditional ductwork are also available.
Using a heat pump could create greater overall
comfort in your home, providing consistent temperatures throughout the year.
Heat pumps move heat rather than creating it, so they can help to reduce your energy
consumption and your costs, especially during milder months.
Since they run on electricity, heat pumps may produce lower CO2 emissions than a furnace
that burns fossil fuels, depending on the cleanliness of your electricity supply.
And since your furnace won’t need to be running as much, you could reduce your emissions
even further and help to protect yourself from fluctuating fuel costs.
Think a heat pump might be right for you?
One of our Home Comfort Advisors can help you decide which type and model might be best
for your needs.
There are also options to purchase your equipment or take advantage of our rental program for
one low monthly fee – which includes expert installation, 24/7 live support, repairs and
service.
To book your FREE in-home consultation or to speak with a Home Comfort Advisor on how
we can help to reduce your carbon footprint, Call on Reliance™.
*The offer is only available in Manitoba to residential customers when purchasing the SmartAir 8100 Heat Pump, with a retail price starting at $9,499 plus applicable taxes. Save $2,000 off Reliance’s regular price of the promotional equipment (“instant rebate”) and up to $2,000 in rebates as part of Efficiency Manitoba Air Source Heat Pump Rebate Program for a total of up to $4,000 in government and Reliance rebates. Please refer to the Efficiency Manitoba website for the full terms, conditions and eligibility requirements of the rebate program. This offer cannot be combined with any other HVAC offer. Quantities are limited and selection of rebate-eligible equipment may vary. We reserve the right to cancel or change this offer at any time. Offer expires August 31, 2025. Contact us for details.