2026 Canada Heat Pump Rebate Calculator
Pick your province, current heating fuel, and heat pump type for a planning estimate of stacked 2026 incentives — then get quotes from contractors who handle the paperwork.
Updated July 2026 · 4 min read · Canada
Estimate your maximum rebate
Estimated maximum — Ontario
$7,500
Combined program ceiling before income tests and eligible-product rules.
Home Renovation Savings (HRS) — air-source
Up to $7,500 for a qualifying cold-climate air-source heat pump.
$7,500
- Estimates are planning ceilings based on publicly described 2026 programs — not a guarantee of approval.
- Always get pre-approval from the program administrator before signing an installation contract.
- Income tests, eligible-product lists, and participating-contractor rules can reduce or eliminate rebates.
How to use this estimate
- Treat the total as a ceiling, not an approval.
- Get program pre-approval before signing an install contract.
- For Ontario detail, read the 2026 Ontario heat pump rebates guide.
- Confirm contractor licensing with our licensed HVAC contractor checklist.
FAQ
Which provinces does this calculator cover?
English-language estimates for all major provinces, including Quebec. French-language Quebec guides and a French calculator live under the Français (Québec) section.
Is the total a guaranteed rebate amount?
No. Totals are planning ceilings based on publicly described programs. Income tests, eligible-product lists, and participating-contractor rules can reduce or eliminate rebates.
Can federal OHPA stack with provincial rebates?
Often yes for income-eligible oil-heated homes. Select oil as your current fuel to include the OHPA ceiling in the estimate, then confirm stacking rules with the program administrator.
Next step
Once you know the rebate range, compare install quotes from licensed pros who already work the paperwork in your province.
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