Heat Pump Installation Hamilton - Up to $7,500 in Rebates
If you heat with propane or oil in Flamborough or Binbrook, a heat pump is the clearest win available to you. Rebate assistance included.
Heat Pumps for Hamilton Homes Off the Gas Grid
Available Rebates for Hamilton Homeowners
EcoFrost handles all rebate paperwork for you. We'll identify every program you qualify for and submit the applications so you don't miss a dollar.
Heating + Cooling in One System
A heat pump replaces both your furnace and AC. One system, one service contract, lower monthly energy bills year-round.
Built for Ontario Winters
We only install cold-climate heat pumps rated for Ontario winters. Every Hamilton installation includes a proper sizing calculation for your home.
One System. Year-Round Comfort.
Replace your furnace and AC with a single, efficient heat pump. Most Hamilton homeowners qualify for up to $7,500 for a non-gas home (electric, oil, propane) or up to $2,000 for a natural-gas home. We handle all the paperwork.
Hamilton Neighbourhoods We Serve
Heat Pump Installation Hamilton - FAQs
I heat with propane in one of the former Hamilton townships. Is a heat pump worth it?
This is the strongest case for a heat pump anywhere in our service area. Propane and heating oil cost substantially more per unit of delivered heat than natural gas does, so the saving from switching to a heat pump is far larger than it would be for a house on the gas grid. On top of that, homes without natural gas qualify for the higher rebate tier, up to $7,500 under the Home Renovation Savings Program against up to $2,000 for a gas-heated home.
Which Hamilton areas are actually off the gas grid?
Parts of Flamborough, Binbrook, rural Ancaster and the edges of Glanbrook have properties on propane or oil rather than piped natural gas. It is worth checking rather than assuming, because service coverage is patchy and two neighbours can be on different fuels. Tell us what you burn now when you book the estimate.
Will a heat pump keep up through a Hamilton winter?
A cold-climate unit will carry the house through most of it. We still specify a backup heat source for the coldest stretches, and on an off-grid property that backup is normally electric resistance or the existing propane appliance retained as a secondary. The point is that the heat pump does the great majority of the season's work at a much lower cost per unit of heat.
Do I have the electrical capacity for it?
It has to be checked. Rural and older township properties vary widely in service size, and a heat pump plus electric backup is a meaningful load. We verify the panel at the estimate and include any upgrade in the quote rather than discovering it mid-install.
What rebates apply?
See the table above for the current programs and amounts. We complete the paperwork as part of the installation.
Off the Gas Grid in Hamilton? Get a Free Estimate.
We'll calculate your rebate eligibility and recommend the right system for your Hamilton home. No pressure.