Flagship · Heating & cooling
Heat pumps for Canadian homes
A heat pump moves heat instead of creating it by burning fuel, which is why it can deliver more heat energy than it consumes in electricity. Modern cold-climate units are designed to keep working well below freezing.
Equipment we install
Selected for your home. Designed to work together.
Choosing the right heat pump
What a proper installation includes
- Room-by-room heat loss calculation, not rule-of-thumb sizing
- Assessment of ductwork and airflow
- Electrical capacity review
- Backup or auxiliary heat strategy for extreme cold
- Thermostat and controls set up for the heat pump
Replacing fossil fuel heating
Switching from oil, propane or electric baseboard often produces the largest operating-cost change. See our dedicated pages for oil and propane conversions.
Frequently asked questions
Do heat pumps work in Ontario winters?
Cold-climate models are designed for Canadian winters. Efficiency drops as temperatures fall, so systems are designed with a plan for the coldest days.
Can I keep my furnace?
Yes. A dual-fuel or hybrid setup uses the heat pump most of the year and the furnace during extreme cold.
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Find the right heat pump for your home.
Sized for your climate, ductwork and current heating fuel.