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TORONTOHEATING & COOLING

Heat Pump Installation in Toronto

Cold-climate heat pumps that heat and cool year-round.

Modern cold-climate heat pumps keep heating efficiently well below −20°C, which makes them a practical choice for Toronto homes. They move heat instead of burning fuel, so they can lower energy costs and emissions while replacing your air conditioner at the same time.

We design ducted, ductless and hybrid (dual-fuel) systems that pair a heat pump with your existing gas furnace for backup on the coldest nights. We'll help you understand which rebate and financing programs your home may qualify for and handle the paperwork that installers are responsible for.

Attic air handler with sealed flex ducts and PVC condensate lines

Signs you need heat pumps

  • Your AC needs replacing
  • You want lower heating costs
  • You're moving away from oil or electric baseboard
  • You want to reduce your carbon footprint
  • Some rooms are always cold
  • You're eligible for energy rebates

How our heat pumps service works

  1. 1Home assessment and heat-loss calculation
  2. 2System design: ducted, ductless or hybrid
  3. 3Rebate eligibility review
  4. 4Installation and controls setup
  5. 5Commissioning and homeowner training

Why choose Toronto Heating & Cooling

We're a Toronto-based team, not a call centre. Our gas technicians are TSSA-licensed, electrical work meets ESA requirements, we're HRAI members and fully covered by WSIB and liability insurance. You get a written price before we start, clean and respectful work in your home, and a warranty that stands behind every job — 90 days on repair labour and up to 10 years on new equipment when registered.

We serve homes and condos across Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, East York, York, Mississauga, Vaughan and Markham. Call 647-371-0340 for same-day service, or request a quote and we'll get back to you quickly.

Frequently asked questions

Do heat pumps work in Toronto winters?

Yes. Cold-climate models are rated to heat at very low temperatures, and a hybrid setup uses your gas furnace as backup when it's extremely cold.

Can a heat pump use my existing ducts?

In most homes, yes. We check duct size and condition during the estimate.

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