Still Paying for Oil Heat Deliveries?

Your Home May Qualify for a FREE Cold-Climate Heat Pump – At No Cost to You

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Stop Paying for Oil Delivery

No more tank refills, no more scheduling around delivery trucks, and no more paying volatile oil prices.

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Built for Canadian Winters

Cold-climate heat pumps are engineered to perform efficiently in sub-zero temperatures.

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Zero Cost if You Qualify

Eligible households pay nothing for the unit or installation when they qualify for the Energy Affordability Program.

From Oil Tank to Air Source Heat Pump

1

Free Home Assessment

A Registered Energy Advisor evaluates your home and current oil heating system at no cost.

2

Free Site Inspection

A certified contractor will visit your home to evaluate your options for either a ducted or ductless air source heat pump.

3

Free, Professional Installation

Qualified technicians install your new cold-weather heat pump.

Why Ditch Oil Heat for an Air Source Heat Pump

  • Will a Cold-Climate Heat Pump Keep My House Warm in an Ontario Winter?

    Yes. Cold-climate heat pumps are specifically designed and rated for temperatures well below freezing, unlike older heat pump models. They're a proven, reliable replacement for oil furnaces across Canada.

  • What Happens to My Old Oil Tank and Furnace?

    Your oil tank will either be decommissioned and capped or removed.

  • Is This Really Free or Is There a Catch?

    For households that meet the income and program eligibility criteria, the cold-climate heat pump and installation are covered through the Energy Affordability Program.