Who qualifies for a furnace & HVAC rebate

Ontario Furnace Rebates helps Ontario homeowners check eligibility by fuel type. How much you get back depends mostly on how your home is heated today — if you’re not sure, check anyway.

Natural gas

$1,000–$2,000

High-efficiency furnace upgrades return the most for gas homes.

Electric

$3,000–$7,500

Electric-to-heat-pump upgrades deliver the biggest savings.

Oil

up to ~$22,000

Provincial rebate + federal oil-conversion funding stacked.

Propane

$3,000–$7,500

Same top tier as electric and oil.

Wood

$3,000–$7,500

Same top tier as electric and oil.

Geothermal

up to $12,000

Ground-source systems; higher install, higher rebate.

Eligibility checklist

You own your home.
The home is in Ontario, on the electricity grid or an Enbridge gas customer (Cornwall Electric excluded).
The equipment is on the NRCan approved list.
The application is submitted by an HRS-registered contractor.

Even if you’re not sure about your fuel type or eligibility, check anyway — it takes 60 seconds and a specialist will confirm the details.

Check My Rebate

Amounts are estimates and depend on your home and eligibility — confirm current figures on the official program site. Last verified: June 2026.