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CHOOSING A HEAT PUMP CONTRACTOR

How to find a qualified heat pump contractor.

Start with the rebate program’s contractor rules, then verify the licences and training that apply to the work. You do not need to become an HVAC expert to build a strong shortlist.

Midea heat pump being commissioned during an Ottawa-area installation

Start with the rebate program.

If you plan to use Home Renovation Savings, the contractor must be on the program’s participating HVAC contractor list before the installation proceeds. Start there, then compare the companies that serve your area.

Use official directories to verify the contractor.

Ontario homeowners can check several official sources instead of relying only on badges shown on a contractor’s website. The right checks depend on the work included in your project.

No single badge replaces the licences or program approval required for the work. Verify the credentials that apply to your project and rebate.

Seven questions worth asking before you hire.

A good quote should be easy to compare.

Look for the installed price, exact equipment, electrical or ductwork changes, controls, warranty information, rebate assumptions and the work included. If something important is only verbal, ask for it to be added to the quote.

What verifiable credentials look like in practice.

Here is one Ottawa contractor profile built around credentials a homeowner can check independently.

OTTAWA CONTRACTOR PROFILE

AirZone HVAC Services

One local example of credentials a homeowner can verify independently.

TSSA
Active fuels contractorAuthorization 000076641373
HRAI
Member #1426Industry membership and training resources
Training
Manufacturer programsMitsubishi MEQ, Lennox and Rheem credentials published by AirZone