Current HVAC Rebates
Explore the latest HVAC rebates available for Ottawa homeowners.
Why Rebates Matter for Your Next HVAC Upgrade
Rebate programs can offset a significant portion of your HVAC investment — sometimes covering over $10,000 in equipment and installation costs. Whether you’re replacing an oil furnace, adding a heat pump, or upgrading your AC system, rebates can make high-efficiency solutions more affordable than ever.
At AirZone, we specialize in pairing Ottawa homeowners with the most valuable rebate combinations — including stacking federal, provincial, and municipal offers with exclusive manufacturer promotions.
You can trust our experienced team to recommend what’s truly best for your home and your budget.
Top HVAC Rebates in Ottawa You Can Apply For Today
Home Renovation Savings Program
The Home Renovation Savings Program is a newly announced initiative set to launch on January 28, 2025. Through a partnership between Enbridge Gas and Save
Better Homes Ottawa
Rebate/Loan Name: Better Homes Ottawa Loan Program The Better Homes Ottawa Loan Program offers zero-interest loans up to $125,000 over 20 years to Ottawa homeowners
Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program
Rebate Name: Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program The Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program offers Ottawa homeowners up to $10,000 to replace their oil
How the Coolsaver Air Conditioner Program Works
AirZone HVAC Services is proud to have partnered with Coolsaver and the IESO to offer FREE air conditioner tune ups to help Ottawa homeowners reduce
HVAC Rebates in Ottawa – Frequently Asked Questions
What types of HVAC rebates are available in Ottawa?
Ottawa homeowners may qualify for rebates through federal, provincial, and municipal programs. These include grants for switching from oil to heat pumps, free AC tune-ups through Coolsaver, and zero-interest loans for energy-efficient upgrades.
How do I know which rebates I qualify for?
The fastest way is to use our rebate quiz above. It takes less than a minute and helps identify which programs fit your home, system type, and fuel source. You can also contact AirZone for a free consultation with a rebate expert.
Can I stack multiple rebates?
Yes — in most cases, rebates can be combined. For example, you may qualify for both the Canada Greener Homes Loan and the Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program if you’re replacing an oil furnace with a heat pump.
Are these rebates only for heat pumps?
No. While many current programs prioritize heat pump systems, rebates are also available for air conditioners, furnaces, and energy-efficiency upgrades like smart thermostats and air sealing.
What’s the catch? Is there a long wait or application process?
Some programs do have specific steps or timelines, but AirZone handles all the paperwork for you. We ensure systems meet the eligibility requirements and walk you through the rebate process from start to finish.
Can I get a rebate if I rent my home?
Most rebates require the applicant to be the homeowner, but some programs may apply if you have permission from your landlord. Our team can help confirm your eligibility during a quick consultation.
Do you offer rebate assistance for homeowners in Kanata or Stittsville?
Yes. AirZone HVAC Services works with homeowners across Kanata, Stittsville, and nearby areas to help identify available rebates and incentives. Our team stays current with the latest updates so you don’t have to.
Is rebate support available for homes in Orleans and Ottawa East?
Absolutely. Whether you live in Orleans, Cumberland, or anywhere in Ottawa East, we’ll guide you through the rebate process and ensure you’re taking advantage of any savings opportunities available at the time of installation.
Can homeowners in Barrhaven or Nepean get help with HVAC rebate paperwork?
Yes. We regularly assist Barrhaven and Nepean homeowners with rebate applications and documentation. Our experienced team takes care of the technical details, helping make the process simple and stress-free.
Do Ottawa rural homeowners qualify for rebate support too?
They do. Whether you’re located in Carp, Manotick, Greely, or other rural areas around Ottawa, we’ll review your home and system setup to help determine your eligibility and ensure no savings are left on the table.
