Heat pump installation in Halifax & Nova Scotia

It depends on the system and the home. A single-room ductless unit, a multi-zone system and a ducted whole-home system are very different jobs, and things like your electrical panel, line-set length and how many rooms you want to heat all change the price.

The fastest way to a real number is our free Heat Pump Plan: within 24 hours you get a written price with Good, Better and Best options, your monthly payment with financing and any rebates you qualify for.

Many single-room ductless installs are finished the same day. Multi-zone systems usually take one to three days, and ducted systems can take longer depending on the ductwork. Your Heat Pump Plan includes your timeline.

Yes. Cold-climate heat pumps are built to keep heating in deep cold, and a correctly sized system will heat most Nova Scotia homes through the winter. We size every system for your home and our winters, and we will tell you honestly if you should keep your existing heat as backup for the coldest nights.

Sometimes. Every heat pump needs its own circuit, and some older 100 amp panels do not have the room or capacity. We check your panel on the first visit, and because Denate is also an electrical company, any circuit or panel work is done by our own team, so you are not juggling two contractors.

Efficiency Nova Scotia requires heat pumps in its rebate programs to be installed by a certified Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic (RACM). Ask any installer to confirm this before you sign.

Yes. Financing is available on heat pump installs, panel upgrades and electrical work, on approved credit. Your Heat Pump Plan shows your monthly payment next to each option, and our payment calculator gives you a quick estimate.

Usually, yes. Efficiency Nova Scotia rebates are paid after your final assessment, so financing covers the cost up front and many homeowners put the rebate toward the balance once it arrives. Check your loan's prepayment terms first.