Nova Scotia · Heat Pumps
Heat Pumps in Nova Scotia
Heat pumps are already familiar to many Nova Scotians. Whether you are replacing an oil furnace or boiler, electric baseboards, or adding to an existing ductless unit, the right design starts with how your home is heated today.
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- Ontario & Nova Scotia
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Common Nova Scotia projects
Oil-to-heat-pump conversion
Replacing or supplementing an oil furnace or boiler — often the largest operating-cost and emissions change.
Electric baseboard homes
Ductless heat pumps can significantly reduce the electricity used for heating compared with baseboards.
Whole-home coverage
Many homes with one ductless head have cold rooms; multi-zone or ducted systems can improve comfort.
Coastal conditions
Equipment placement and corrosion considerations matter near the coast.
Frequently asked questions
Should I remove my oil tank?
Some homeowners keep oil as backup at first; others remove it entirely. We'll explain the options, along with any program requirements, during your assessment.
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Rebates & financing
Available rebates & financing
Federal, provincial and municipal programs may help with heat pumps, solar, batteries and efficiency upgrades. Eligibility and amounts depend on each program — see current details and official sources.
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