Professional Heat Pump Installation in Pickering
Send one request and a local heating and cooling contractor calls you back to book a visit, size the system and quote it in writing.
Which setup suits your home
- Established neighbourhoods like Bay Ridges, Amberlea and Liverpool: a ducted heat pump that replaces the air conditioner and works with your furnace.
- Homes without ducts, additions and finished basements: ductless mini-splits, one indoor unit per zone.
- Rural north Pickering, including Claremont and Greenwood: homes heated with propane or oil usually save the most and qualify for the largest rebate.
- New builds in Seaton and Duffin Heights: newly built homes must have been lived in for more than six months before they qualify for Home Renovation Savings.
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 Pickering
Send a repair request and describe the problem. These quick checks sometimes solve it before a technician arrives.
Areas we cover in Pickering
Bay Ridges, Amberlea, Liverpool, Rougemount, Dunbarton, Duffin Heights, Seaton, Claremont and Greenwood.
Common questions
I heat with propane. How much could I get back?
Homes heated with propane, oil, electricity or wood can get $1,250 per ton, up to $7,500, for a cold-climate air-source heat pump, with pre-approval before installation.