Heat pump cost calculator

Pick a system and your situation to see a published price range, the rebates that may apply, and an estimated net range. Real quotes vary; get at least two.

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Price ranges used

SystemInstalled range (before tax/rebates)Source
Ductless mini-split, 1 zone$3,500–$7,500Jobsite Calcs 2026
Ductless, 3 zones$11,433–$15,467QuoteSaver Sept 2026
Ducted cold-climate, 2 ton$11,008–$14,892QuoteSaver Sept 2026
Ducted cold-climate, 3 ton$12,283–$16,618QuoteSaver Sept 2026
Ducted cold-climate, 4 ton premium$15,258–$20,643QuoteSaver Sept 2026
Heat pump + full new ductwork (finished home)$15,000–$25,000HomeStars 2026
Ground-source (geothermal)$20,000–$40,000HomeStars 2026

Ranges are third-party estimates, not quotes. Geothermal rebates differ from air-source rebates; the federal program covers air-source only, per the announcement.

Sources: quotesaver.ca · www.homestars.com · www.jobsitecalcs.com · www.canada.ca

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FAQ

How much does a heat pump cost after rebates?

It depends on system, province, fuel and income. Use the calculator above; for example, a ducted 3-ton cold-climate system's published range is $12,283–$16,618 before rebates (QuoteSaver, Sept 2026).

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No. They are published third-party price ranges. Get written quotes from installers.

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