Energy Rebates & Incentives for HVAC Upgrades in Ontario 2026 – London Focus

The Canada Greener Homes Grant offers up to $5,000 for heat pumps and high-efficiency HVAC upgrades. Enbridge Gas provides $500–$1,500 for high-efficiency furnaces (97%+ AFUE) and smart thermostats. Ontario provincial top-ups add another $500–$1,000. Local utilities like London Hydro offer $200–$800 for qualifying systems. Combined savings often reach $2,000–$6,500 depending on the upgrade. Hawana handles all paperwork to maximize your rebate.

A high-efficiency furnace (97%+ AFUE) qualifies for $500–$1,500 in combined rebates from Enbridge and provincial programs. With a Goodman furnace starting at $3,400 installed, your net cost after rebate can be as low as $2,400–$2,900. Hawana handles all paperwork to ensure you get the maximum rebate. We also help with energy assessments if required.

The Canada Greener Homes Grant provides up to $5,000 for qualifying cold-climate heat pumps and high-efficiency HVAC upgrades. Eligible systems include heat pumps with HSPF 10+ and furnaces with 96%+ AFUE. The grant requires a pre-retrofit energy assessment, but Hawana handles all the paperwork and coordinates with the assessment provider. We've helped dozens of London homeowners claim this grant successfully.

Yes. Cold-climate heat pumps qualify for up to $5,000 through the Canada Greener Homes Grant, plus $500–$1,500 from Enbridge, and additional provincial incentives. Total rebates often reach $4,000–$6,500. Combined with lower operating costs, heat pumps are one of the most heavily subsidized HVAC upgrades in 2026. We can help you determine if your home is suitable and handle all applications.

Hawana handles the entire rebate process for our customers. We pre-qualify your home during the free quote, recommend eligible equipment, submit all paperwork including forms and invoices, and track application status. You don't need to deal with the programs directly—we make sure you get every dollar you qualify for. Most rebates arrive within 4–8 weeks after installation.

Yes. Enbridge offers rebates up to $125 for ENERGY STAR certified smart thermostats. This includes models from leading brands. The rebate is available when purchased and installed by a TSSA-certified contractor like Hawana. We include this in our smart thermostat installation service and handle the rebate paperwork automatically.

For maximum rebates, furnaces must have 97%+ AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency). Goodman high-efficiency furnaces start at 97% AFUE and qualify for Enbridge and provincial rebates. Lower efficiency furnaces may still qualify for smaller incentives, but the best savings come with 97%+ models. We only install equipment that meets or exceeds rebate requirements.

Yes. You can combine federal (Canada Greener Homes), provincial, and utility rebates on the same upgrade. For example, a cold-climate heat pump qualifies for up to $5,000 federal grant + $1,500 Enbridge rebate + $1,000 provincial top-up = up to $7,500 total. Hawana coordinates all programs to maximize your savings. We track application status across all programs so you don't have to.

Yes. ENERGY STAR certified tankless water heaters (like Navien NPE series) qualify for rebates typically ranging from $300–$1,000 through Enbridge and provincial programs. Efficiency requirements include a minimum EF (Energy Factor) rating of 0.94 for gas models. We handle the rebate paperwork for all tankless installations and ensure you get the maximum available incentive.

Required documentation typically includes the invoice showing the installed equipment, model numbers, serial numbers, proof of purchase, and energy assessment reports for the Greener Homes Grant. When you choose Hawana, we collect all required documents, complete the forms, submit everything on your behalf, and follow up until the rebate is approved. You don't need to worry about missing paperwork—we handle it all.