How to Claim Ontario Heat Pump Rebates in 2026 | Up to $6,500

How to Claim Ontario Heat Pump Rebates in 2026

By HVAC Forever Team Β· Serving GTA & Simcoe County Β· 7 min read

Ontario homeowners who install a qualifying heat pump in 2026 can claim up to $6,500 in government rebates. Here’s the complete breakdown of what’s available and how to claim every dollar.

1. Enbridge HER+ (Home Efficiency Rebate Plus)

The Enbridge HER+ program is the most significant rebate available for Ontario homeowners. Key details:

  • Amount: Up to $5,000 for qualifying cold-climate heat pumps
  • Who qualifies: Enbridge gas customers who replace a gas heating system with a qualifying heat pump
  • Equipment requirements: Must be a cold-climate air-source heat pump (CCASHP) meeting specific efficiency ratings
  • Pre-approval: A home energy assessment is required before installation

2. Canada Greener Homes Grant

  • Amount: Up to $1,500 for heat pump installation
  • Combined with Enbridge: Yes β€” these rebates stack
  • Requirements: Pre and post energy audit required

How the Process Works

  1. Book a home energy assessment β€” required before any work begins
  2. Choose qualifying equipment β€” not all heat pumps qualify
  3. Get installation done by a registered contractor β€” HVAC Forever is fully registered
  4. Submit your rebate application β€” we help you with all paperwork
  5. Receive your rebate cheque β€” typically within 6–12 weeks
πŸ’‘ Important: Rebate programs have limited funding and can close without notice. The sooner you act, the better your chances of securing the full rebate amount.

Real Example: What GTA Homeowners Are Saving

A typical GTA homeowner installing a Carrier Infinity cold-climate heat pump:

  • System cost: $9,500 installed
  • Enbridge HER+ rebate: -$5,000
  • Greener Homes: -$1,500
  • Net cost: $3,000 β€” less than a basic furnace!

We Handle Your Entire Rebate Application

HVAC Forever is a registered rebate contractor. We do all the paperwork for free.

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