Professional Heat Pump Installation in Oshawa
Tell us about your home once. We pass your request to a local heating and cooling contractor who visits, sizes the system and gives you a written quote.
Custom Sizing & Installation
A heat pump should be sized from a heat-loss calculation for your house, not copied from the size of your old furnace. An oversized unit switches on and off too often. An undersized one leans on backup heat during cold snaps.
Older Oshawa homes often have smaller duct runs or none at all. Ductless mini-splits suit those homes, additions and finished basements. Newer homes with good ductwork usually suit a ducted heat pump that works with the existing furnace.
Rebate Guidance
Homes heated with electricity, oil, propane or wood can get up to $7,500 back on a cold-climate air-source heat pump through the Home Renovation Savings program. Homes heated with natural gas can get up to $2,000. Pre-approval is required before installation. See how the rebates work.
Heat Pump Repair in Oshawa
If your heat pump has stopped heating, send a repair request and describe what is happening. Before you do, run through these quick checks. Some problems are a tripped breaker or a blocked outdoor unit.
Areas we cover in Oshawa
Windfields, Kedron, Taunton, Samac, Centennial, Eastdale, Donevan, Lakeview and downtown Oshawa.
Common questions
Will a heat pump keep my Oshawa home warm in January?
A properly sized cold-climate model will. Many are rated to keep heating at around -25°C. Most homes also keep a backup, either the existing furnace or electric heat, for the coldest nights.
My furnace is gas. Is a heat pump still worth it?
Often yes, especially when your air conditioner is due for replacement, because a heat pump does both jobs. Savings on heating are smaller than in homes heated with electricity, oil or propane, and the rebate is lower too.