


Heat Pump Installation and Rebates in Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge & Guelph Region
Installing a heat pump can save you money and reduce your energy consumption. Heat pumps are highly efficient 2-in-1 HVAC systems that keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. When you install a heat pump, you reduce your carbon footprint!
Delta performs heat pump installation all over the region. If you’re interested in having a heat pump installed in your home, contact Delta. We don’t just install heat pumps, we can also provide an in-home consultation to discuss your needs and budget and help you select the best heat pump for your home.

Save Up to $7,100 on Heat Pump Installation
Enbridge Gas has teamed up with the Canadian government and their Canada Greener Homes Grant to co-deliver the Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+) program. Through this program, eligible Canadians and Enbridge customers can qualify for up to $7,100 back on eligible ENERGY STAR® certified heat pumps.
How to Access Heat Pump Grants
Once you have decided on a heat pump system, one of our Home Comfort Advisors will connect you with an energy auditor to book your appointment. The energy auditor will perform the pre-installation energy audit and start the online application process with you. They will return to do a post-installation inspection after the equipment is installed and help you complete your online application. You pay the energy auditor separately for the audits, but up to $600 is eligible to be covered by grant money.
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Benefits of Heat Pumps in Kitchener-Waterloo
There are so many benefits to installing a heat pump in your Kitchener-Waterloo home.
Energy Efficiency
Heating and cooling your home can be costly. With a gas furnace, your heating bill depends on the price of fuel. A heat pump is so energy efficient that it can save you money on your energy costs. Plus, it reduces your home’s overall carbon footprint.
All of our heat pumps are ENERGY STAR certified, meaning they have a high SEER rating and use as little energy as possible to keep your home cool.
2-in-1 System that Heats and Cools
You can forgo purchasing an air conditioner when you have a heat pump because it heats and cools your home. This also means less work for you as you don’t have to install your AC unit when the hot weather hits.
We know that, In the Kitchener-Waterloo area, one day might be hot while the next is chilly. A heat pump is valuable here because you can easily switch between heating and cooling with the flip of a switch.
Zoned Heating
Multi room heat pumps can also give you the power to choose your preferred temperature in each room. This means you can customize the temperature in different rooms or zones of your house. This is especially handy if you have a lot of people in your household and everyone likes a different temperature. With this type of heat pump, everyone can be comfortable in whatever temperature they like!
The Cost to Replace a Furnace with a Heat Pump
What does it cost to replace a furnace with a heat pump? If you’re thinking about replacing your furnace with a heat pump, the cost will depend on a variety of factors, including:
- Age of your furnace
- Location of your furnace
- The layout of your home
- Size of your furnace
- How your furnace was installed
- Efficiency and BTU of the heat pump
Your HVAC technician will take all of these factors into account when providing you with an estimate of the cost to replace your furnace with a heat pump. The exact cost cannot be calculated until you’ve had a consultation.
However, you can lower the cost of replacing your furnace with a heat pump by taking advantage of incentives and rebates, including the Canada Greener Homes Grant. Another way to reduce the cost of installation is by having the technician use your house’s existing HVAC infrastructure.
Common Misconceptions About Heat Pumps
There are a lot of misconceptions about heat pumps, and they might be what’s holding you back from having one installed in your home. So, let’s set the record straight by clearing up these myths.
1. They don’t work in the cold.
Truth: While heat pumps work at their peak efficiency in moderate climates, they do still function just fine in colder climates. Heat pumps are a viable home heating system for Kitchener-Waterloo winters.
2. Heat pumps are expensive to operate.
Truth: Heat pumps are so efficient that they can actually save you money on your monthly energy bills. In fact, some heat pumps can save you up to 65% on energy costs compared to electric furnaces.
3. They’re like every other heating system.
Truth: Heat pumps are quite unlike other heating systems. They’re called “heat pumps” but they don’t just heat your home, they can cool it too! Heat pumps are 2-in-1 systems that heat your house when it’s cold and cool your house when it’s hot. That means you don’t have to worry about buying an air conditioner!
4. Heat pumps don’t last as long as furnaces.
Truth: If you keep your heat pump properly maintained and cleaned, it should last a long time. Heat pumps can last for up to 15-20 years, which is longer than some furnaces. The model of the heat pump and how it’s installed affect its lifespan, as well.
5. They’re noisy to run.
Truth: Actually, heat pumps are pretty quiet these days. They used to be on the louder side, but heat pump technology has come a long way. Provided it’s installed properly by a certified HVAC technician, your heat pump should run quietly.