Free Heat Pumps
for Oil-Heated Homes
Limited Time Offer
The program is funded by NRCan and the IESO, with CLEAResult as an approved delivery
agent. As a Referral Contractor for CLEAResult, we can help guide you on how to get started.
Heating Your Home with Oil?
Switch to an Electric Heat Pump at No Cost.
The Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program is an income-qualified program that helps eligible homeowners replace oil heating systems with a FREE, electric heat pump, reducing energy costs, improving home comfort and lowering their carbon footprint.
The program is funded by NRCan and the IESO, with CLEAResult as an approved delivery
agent. As a Referral Contractor for CLEAResult, we can help guide you on how to get started.
Reach out to us at
Ideal Heating and Air Conditioning
416-897-4126
idealheatingair@gmail.com
*Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
FREE Heat Pump and Tank Removal
Say goodbye to:
High heating bills and costly oil.
Inconvenient oil deliveries.
Potential leaks with costly clean-ups.
Oil fumes, soot and poor air quality.
Say hello to:
Up to 50% lower heating costs.
Efficient heating and cooling in one system.
Modern, low-maintenance technology.
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
Ready to Leave Oil Behind?
You qualify if:
You own your home and it’s your primary residence.
Your home is connected to the Ontario electricity grid.
You heat your home with oil (at least 500 litres in the past year).
Your primary residence is not a multi-residential building with more than three units.
Your household meets the EAP eligibility criteria.
Energy Affordability Program
Switching from Oil Is Easier Than Ever
New!
Income-qualified homes can switch from oil heating with a FREE heat pump from Save on Energy and NRCan.
What Is a Heat Pump?
A heat pump is an energy-efficient system that heats and cools your home, offering year-round comfort and energy savings. It also filters and dehumidifies the air in your home.
Winter:
A heat pump extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it indoors to warm your home in the winter.
Summer:
It works like an air conditioner by removing heat from inside your home and moving it outside in the summer.
