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Burlington homeowners can access up to $7,500 in rebates on an eligible cold-climate air-source heat pump through the Ontario Home Renovation Savings program, administered by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy (IESO). Ground-source (geothermal) heat pumps qualify for up to $12,000. No pre-upgrade energy assessment is required for a standalone heat pump installation. Burlington is an Enbridge Gas natural gas service area and is in Halton Region. Burlington Hydro delivers electricity conservation programs centrally through the IESO since April 2019, meaning residential rebate programs are accessed through the IESO and homerenovationsavings.ca rather than directly through Burlington Hydro. Both Enbridge Gas customers and Burlington Hydro electric customers are eligible for the Home Renovation Savings rebates. Several programs that were active in earlier years are now closed to new applications: the Canada Greener Homes Loan (funding fully committed as of 2025), the Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+) program (closed December 31, 2025 and replaced by the Home Renovation Savings program), and the Canada Greener Homes Grant (closed February 2024). The Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program (CGHAP) is a federal program that Ontario is not currently participating in as of 2026. Contractor.ca is not a government program and is not affiliated with Enbridge Gas, the IESO, or the Government of Canada. Amounts and eligibility on this page are sourced from official program pages as of 2026-10-01 — verify current amounts at homerenovationsavings.ca before starting work.
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Free for homeowners · No obligation · Licensed Ontario tradesVisit homerenovationsavings.ca to confirm your home qualifies and review the current rebate amount for your heat pump type. Burlington homeowners with an active Enbridge Gas account or Burlington Hydro electric service are eligible. Check that the equipment model you plan to install is on the current qualified products list before purchasing.
Obtain at least two itemized quotes from licensed contractors holding an Ontario College of Trades 313A or 313D Certificate of Qualification. For dual-fuel systems with a gas backup, the contractor must also hold a TSSA G2 or G1 gas technician licence. Contractor.ca can connect you with licensed Burlington contractors familiar with rebate documentation.
Have the heat pump installed by your licensed contractor. Keep your contractor invoice, equipment model and serial number, and proof of installation date. Ensure your contractor pulls all required permits — City of Burlington building permit and ESA permit for the 240V electrical connection — before work begins.
Submit your application at homerenovationsavings.ca with your contractor invoice, equipment details, and utility account information. No energy assessment is required for a standalone heat pump installation. Rebates are issued after the application is reviewed.
The main program is the Ontario Home Renovation Savings program, which offers up to $7,500 for an eligible cold-climate air-source heat pump and up to $12,000 for a ground-source heat pump. The program is administered by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy (IESO). No pre-upgrade energy assessment is required for a standalone heat pump installation. Apply through homerenovationsavings.ca after installation is complete.
Yes. Burlington Hydro customers are eligible for the Home Renovation Savings program. Burlington Hydro has delivered electricity conservation programs centrally through the IESO since April 2019, so Burlington homeowners access residential rebate programs through the IESO's homerenovationsavings.ca portal rather than directly through Burlington Hydro. Enbridge Gas customers in Burlington are also eligible.
No. The Canada Greener Homes Loan closed to new applications in 2025 when funding was fully committed. The Canada Greener Homes Grant closed in February 2024. The Enbridge HER+ program closed December 31, 2025 and was replaced by the Home Renovation Savings program. As of 2026-10-01, the main available rebate program for Burlington heat pump installations is the Home Renovation Savings program.
Yes. The Home Renovation Savings program's bundled upgrade path lets you combine a heat pump, attic insulation, and other eligible measures in a single application. The bundled path requires a pre-upgrade home energy assessment, which earns a $600 rebate to offset its cost. Bundling can significantly increase the total rebate amount compared to standalone applications.
Ontario homeowners who own and occupy their primary residence and have an active Enbridge Gas account or Burlington Hydro electric service qualify for the Home Renovation Savings program. The heat pump must be installed by a licensed contractor and appear on the Natural Resources Canada qualified products list. Check homerenovationsavings.ca for the current eligible equipment list before purchasing.
No. Contractor.ca is an independent contractor matching service. We are not affiliated with Enbridge Gas, the IESO, Save on Energy, or the Government of Canada. Always verify current eligibility and amounts directly at homerenovationsavings.ca before starting work.
Main program portal for Ontario Home Renovation Savings rebates on heat pumps and insulation. Administered by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy (IESO).
IESO program page confirming air-source heat pump rebates up to $7,500 and ground-source up to $12,000.
Burlington Hydro conservation programs delivered centrally through IESO since April 1, 2019. Residential rebates accessed through homerenovationsavings.ca.