Heat Pump Pricing in Toronto and the GTA
Installed price ranges for every system we put in, plus repair, maintenance and the rebates that come off. Every quote includes a written Manual J, electrical disconnect, permits and rebate paperwork.
Install
Heat pump installationSpecialty
Condo heat pumpsRepair
Heat pump repairMaintenance
Heat pump maintenanceRebates (paid to homeowner, always "up to")
Ontario heat pump rebate 2026Why two Toronto quotes for the same house can differ by $6,000
Tonnage from the Manual J
The single biggest swing. 3-ton vs 4-ton changes the outdoor unit, indoor unit and line set.
Electrical panel
Older 100A homes often need a 200A upgrade for full-electric. Done in-house under ESA permit.
Ducts
Undersized returns get fixed before the heat pump goes in. Static pressure tested on the first visit.
Line set + placement
Three-storey semis, wall brackets and narrow lots add copper and labour.
Gas work
Capping the furnace line or dual-fuel reconnection by our TSSA technician.
Condo requirements
Board package, elevator booking and building-specific units.
Prices are typical GTA installed ranges before rebates. A written Manual J and site visit set the final number. Rebates are "up to" amounts, depend on program terms, audits, equipment listing and household eligibility, and are never guaranteed.
How much can rebates take off the invoice?
Two programs stack on eligible homes. We book the audits, fill both applications and submit them on your behalf. 40-60% of install cost is commonly offset.
Enbridge HER+
up to $7,100
Cold-climate heat pump replacing gas heat. Pre-retrofit audit first.
Home Renovation Savings Program
$5,000-$10,000
By efficiency tier and household income. Listed equipment only.
Stacked total
up to $14,100
Pre-retrofit audit $400-$600, refunded upon install. Post-audit after commissioning.
- 1. Pre-audit booked before install day. Skip it and the file is usually dead.
- 2. Install a NEEP / NRCan listed cold-climate model, sized by Manual J.
- 3. Post-audit + file. We submit HER+ and HRSP for you and track the cheque.
Rebates are "up to" amounts, depend on program terms, audits, equipment listing and household eligibility, and are never guaranteed. Full rebate breakdown.
Pricing questions
How much does heat pump installation cost in Toronto?
Ductless mini-split single zone $4,500-$7,000 installed. Multi-zone (2-3 heads) $8,000-$15,000. Central ducted 3-ton $10,000-$16,000. Cold-climate rated 4-ton (Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat, Daikin Fit, Fujitsu AOU) $14,000-$22,000. Dual-fuel hybrid with gas furnace backup $12,000-$20,000. Condo PTAC/VTAC replacement $3,500-$6,500. Written Manual J load calculation before any quote.
How do I qualify for Ontario heat pump rebates?
Two programs stack. Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+) up to $7,100 for cold-climate heat pump replacing gas, or up to $7,100 Oil-to-HP bonus for oil furnace conversions. Home Renovation Savings Program (HRSP) $5,000-$10,000 depending on efficiency tier and household income. Pre-retrofit audit required ($400-$600, refunded upon install). We handle the paperwork and submit on your behalf. Combined rebates can hit $14,100.
How much does heat pump repair cost in Toronto?
Diagnostic $150-$250. Refrigerant leak repair $300-$1,200. Thermostat $350-$650. Defrost board $400-$800. Compressor $800-$2,500. Parts for common Daikin, Mitsubishi and Fujitsu failures are on the truck, so most repairs finish on the first visit.
What warranty comes with a heat pump install?
Two layers. Manufacturer parts coverage per Mitsubishi, Daikin or Fujitsu registration terms, which we register for you. Plus our in-house workmanship warranty on the install, electrical panel work and refrigerant line routing.
Is there a rebate to switch from oil to a heat pump?
Yes. The Oil-to-HP bonus pays up to $7,100, and HRSP can add $5,000-$10,000 on eligible homes. Conversions run $18,000-$28,000 before rebates, including oil tank removal. Owners paying $200-$400 a month in oil usually see the fastest payback.
How often should a heat pump be serviced?
At least once a year, twice for heavy year-round use. A tune-up runs $250-$450 for a single system and $450-$750 for dual, and covers coils, condensate drain, refrigerant charge and a defrost test before winter.
Get your exact number, in writing
Written room-by-room heat loss report, exact rebate eligibility check and a quote with model numbers. Zero sales pressure.
- Rebate paperwork submitted for you
- Workmanship warranty + manufacturer parts coverage
- Red Seal, TSSA, ESA, HRAI in-house