Professional Heat Pump Installation in Whitby
Whether you live in Brooklin, Port Whitby or Pringle Creek, one request gets you a call from a local heating and cooling contractor, a home visit and a written quote.
Custom Sizing & Installation
Many Whitby subdivisions were built with gas furnaces and central air. Replacing the air conditioner with a heat pump gives you efficient cooling in summer and most of your heating in spring and fall, with the furnace taking over on the coldest days. This is called a hybrid or dual-fuel system.
Homes in rural north Whitby that heat with propane or oil usually see the biggest savings from a heat pump, and qualify for the larger rebate.
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 Whitby
Heat pump not heating, iced over or tripping the breaker? Send a repair request with what you are seeing. Here is what to check first.
Areas we cover in Whitby
Brooklin, Port Whitby, Pringle Creek, Williamsburg, Rolling Acres, Blue Grass Meadows, Lynde Creek and downtown Whitby.
Common questions
Can I keep my gas furnace and add a heat pump?
Yes. A hybrid system uses the heat pump most of the year and switches to the furnace when it gets very cold. It is a common choice in Whitby homes with newer furnaces.
Do townhomes in Whitby qualify for the rebate?
Row houses and townhomes are eligible home types under Home Renovation Savings, along with detached and semi-detached homes. Apartment-style condos are not.