Cold-climate ducted heat pump
Midea EVOX G3
2 to 5 ton, inverter, R-454B, ENERGY STAR cold climate, rated to -30°C
Up to 12 years parts and labour on select systems
Beaverton · Brock Township
Beaverton HVAC Services for Homes Leaving Oil, Propane and Baseboards
Lower heating bills on the Lake Simcoe shore
A lot of HVAC in Beaverton still runs on an oil tank, a propane delivery or a row of electric baseboards. We switch lakeside, village and farm homes across Brock Township to cold-climate heat pumps rated to -30°C. Homes heated this way often qualify for the higher Ontario rebate tier, up to $7,500, and we file the pre-approval for you.
- Built for homes on oil, propane or electric heat
- Rebate pre-approval filed before install
- Heat pumps rated to keep heating at -30°C
- Ductless options for cottages and older homes
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Leaving oil and propane behind in Brock Township
The Home Renovation Savings Program pays more when a heat pump replaces oil, propane, electric or wood heat. That describes a large share of homes around Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland, where the gas line doesn't always reach. Qualifying cold-climate heat pumps can earn up to $7,500, based on the size of the system.
The rebate is only half the story. Oil and propane arrive by truck and are priced by the litre, and baseboards turn each kilowatt into exactly one kilowatt of heat. A heat pump moves heat from the outdoor air instead, so for many homes the running cost drops once it takes over.
There are rules. The heat pump must be on NRCan's qualified products list, and pre-approval has to be in place before installation. Before anything else, we check that your home and the equipment qualify, and then we do the paperwork. Program terms can change, so we check the current rules for every job.
- Eligibility confirmed before you commit
- Qualifying cold-climate equipment from Midea and Kepler
- Pre-approval filed before install day
- Final rebate paperwork submitted after the install
Heat pump installation in Beaverton and the services around it
Every service below is available in Beaverton and across Brock Township.
Cold-climate heat pumps sized for Brock TownshipUnits rated to -30°C, built for shoreline wind and long winters.Heat pump and air handler systemsA complete electric setup to replace an oil or propane furnace.Ductless units for lakeside cottagesHeat and cool lakeside places that have baseboards and no ducts.Multi-zone ductless for baseboard homesSeveral rooms on one outdoor unit, each with its own temperature control.Heat pump rebates in Brock TownshipUp to $7,500 for qualifying homes on oil, propane or electric heat.Heat pump service and repairsDefrost faults, low heat and error codes on existing systems.FinancingSpread the cost at 0% for 3, 6 or 9 months, or with an open loan from 2.99% OAC.
Problems a Beaverton HVAC technician hears about every winter
Lakeside, village or farm, the complaints sound alike. So do the fixes.
Baseboard heat leaves the hydro bill high and the floors cold
Baseboards warm the air near the wall and little else. A ductless or ducted heat pump spreads heat more evenly and uses much less electricity for the same warmth on most winter days.
The oil tank gauge drops faster than you'd like
Oil furnaces in older homes can burn through a fill in one cold stretch. A cold-climate heat pump can take over most of the season, and the oil furnace can stay as backup until you're ready to retire it.
Wind off Lake Simcoe chills the lake side of the house
Strong shoreline wind pulls heat out of exposed walls. We size from a heat-loss calculation that accounts for that exposure, then add a ductless head where one side of the house lags.
A converted cottage runs on a patchwork of heaters
Space heaters, a wood stove and a couple of baseboards rarely add up to even heat. A multi-zone ductless system replaces the patchwork with one outdoor unit and a head in each main room, each controlled on its own.
The farmhouse furnace is too old to trust
An ageing propane or oil furnace on a farm near Sunderland or Cannington is a good reason to look at a heat pump with an electric air handler. It uses the ducts you have and qualifies for the higher rebate tier when the equipment is on the qualified list.
You'd like cooling for muggy July nights too
A heat pump is also an air conditioner. The same system that heats in January cools and dehumidifies in summer, so there's no separate AC to buy.
The place at Port Bolster runs on a wood stove and a lot of optimism
Wood heat is fine until you're away for three days in January. A ductless heat pump becomes the main heat, the stove stays for the evenings you want it, and the house holds temperature on its own. Homes heated mainly with wood are in the higher rebate tier too, which many owners don't realize until we go through the form with them.
Sound familiar?
Describe the problem and we'll tell you what it usually is, what it costs to fix, and whether it's worth fixing.
Beaverton heat pump costs before the rebate comes off
The starting prices below are before the higher-tier rebate is applied. For an oil, propane or wood-heated home, that rebate changes the math quickly.
| Service | Typical price in Beaverton |
|---|---|
| Cold-climate heat pump, installed Midea EVOX G3 or Kepler, 2 to 5 ton, rated to -30°C | From $5,500 |
| Ductless mini split, one zone Midea or Kepler wall unit with outdoor unit and line set | Written quote |
| Furnace repair Diagnostic visit plus common parts such as ignitors, flame sensors and capacitors | Quote after diagnosis |
| AC repair Diagnostic visit plus common parts such as capacitors, contactors and refrigerant leak repair | Quote after diagnosis |
Installed pricing depends on size and installation requirements, and every job gets a written, guaranteed quote. Qualifying cold-climate heat pumps can bring back up to $7,500 through the Home Renovation Savings Program, and financing runs 0% for 3, 6 or 9 months on approved credit.
Recent heat pump installs from our team
Recent Ontario jobs from our crew: outdoor units on stands, ductless heads and air handlers, finished neatly. A Brock Township farmhouse gets the same standard.
Heating and cooling in Beaverton: starting prices
Starting prices for the systems most local homes consider. The rest are quoted after a site visit.
| System | Who it suits | Installed price |
|---|---|---|
| Cold-climate heat pump on existing ducts | Homes with ducts heated by oil or propane | From $5,500 |
| Heat pump plus electric air handler | Replacing the whole oil or propane furnace | Quote |
| Single-zone ductless mini split | Cottages, additions and open-plan rooms | Quote |
| Multi-zone ductless | Homes heated with baseboards in several rooms | Quote |
| High-efficiency gas furnace | Homes connected to natural gas | From $3,300 |
| Smart thermostat | Better scheduling, $100 rebate where eligible | Quote |
Installed pricing depends on size and installation requirements, and once signed, your quote is guaranteed. Homes heated with oil, propane, electricity or wood may qualify for up to $7,500 toward a qualifying cold-climate heat pump through the Home Renovation Savings Program. Because program terms can change, confirm eligibility before installation. Financing options include 0% interest for 3, 6 or 9 months and open loans from 2.99% OAC.
The -30°C heat pumps we install in Beaverton and Brock Township
We choose the model from NRCan's qualified products list, which is a condition of the rebate. Ducted for farmhouses that have ducts, ductless for cottages that don't.
Ducted heat pump
Kepler cold-climate
1.5 to 5 ton, rated to -30°C, quiet operation
Registered warranty
Single and multi-zone
Midea ductless
18,000 to 60,000 BTU outdoor units, wall-mounted heads
Registered warranty
Brock Township communities we serve
From Beaverton village and the Lake Simcoe shore to Cannington, Sunderland and the farms between, we cover:
- Beaverton village
- Cannington
- Sunderland
- Gamebridge
- Thorah Island area
- Port Bolster
Why Ontario homes and businesses choose EHI Heating And Cooling
20+ years in Ontario homes
We've installed through more January cold snaps and July heat waves than we can count. That experience shows up in the sizing, the ductwork and the little details.
Voted Best Company 2019 to 2021
HomeStars Verified. Our reviews come from real Ontario homeowners and business owners.
Authorized Midea, Lennox, Kepler and Rinnai dealer, plus Goodman
Factory-backed equipment, factory-backed warranties, and techs trained on the gear we install. We install and service Goodman too.
Guaranteed final pricing
The number on your quote is the number on your invoice. We may also beat comparable reputable quotes by up to 10%.
Rebate paperwork handled
Pre-approval, heat-loss calculation and documentation for the Home Renovation Savings Program. You just sign.
Licensed, certified crews
TSSA-certified gas technicians, licensed refrigeration techs and ESA-licensed electrical work on every job.
Ready when you are
Call us or send the form. Quotes are free, guaranteed and come with your rebate estimate.
Ready to stop paying for fuel deliveries?
Phone 1-647-694-5845 or fill in the form. We'll check your rebate eligibility and send a guaranteed quote.
What Beaverton homeowners can expect: our customers in their own words
Rated 4.5 on Google and voted Best Company 2019, 2020 and 2021 on HomeStars.
4.5Google rating from verified customers
We had a heat pump/AC unit installed by EHI, on time, on budget, great workmanship. Julian and team were knowledgeable and courteous. Dustin communicated well and is managing our government rebate for the new efficient system. Thank you Team!
Replaces our AC with a new heat pump in Ottawa and the whole experience was outstanding. From the first call, Dustin was incredibly responsive and communicated clearly every step of the way. He cut through all the usual sales fluff and got straight to what mattered — options, costs, timelines, and what made the most sense for our home. They addressed every concern I had, explained the details discussed my technical questions, and handled the installation quickly and professionally. The quality of the work is excellent, everything was done cleanly, and the system has been running perfectly since. Pricing was fair and transparent, and there were no surprises. It’s rare to find a company that combines speed, honesty, and solid workmanship like this. Highly recommended.
Recently got a shiny new heat pump installed. Went very well, nice unit and it works soooo quietly. These fine folks were very easy to deal with, professional and thourough. Would highly recommend.
Efficient Home Improvements truly went above and beyond. Our furnace failed on Christmas Eve in Ottawa, and their team stayed up late (3:00am) that night to replace it. Their responsiveness, professionalism, and dedication during the holidays were exceptional. The work was completed efficiently, and everything was explained clearly. It’s rare to find a company willing to sacrifice their own holiday time to ensure a customer’s home is warm and safe. I highly recommend Efficient Home improvements to anyone in need of reliable and compassionate service.
I recently had a new furnace and tankless water heater installed by this company. Excellent service by both office and technicians , I highly recommend!
The Installers were great.. Got in and got the job done..the furnace works amazing compared to the old one !!! Need a furnace..A/C water tankless system..there your guys!!!!
Had a tankless water heater installed and couldn’t be happier. The installation was quick, professional, and the system works great — endless hot water and more efficient than my old tank. Highly recommend!
Dustin and his team were really responsive and helpful in getting us a new heat pump to replace our broken AC unit. The team went above and beyond helping us through the process and answering other questions about the house we recently moved in to. I would highly recommend Efficient Home Improvements for any of your HVAC needs.
Licensed HVAC Contractor · Serving Ontario for 20+ Years
Proudly Serving Beaverton, Ontario
EHI Heating And Cooling has kept Ontario homes and businesses comfortable for more than 20 years. Our licensed crews come to your home or business anywhere in Beaverton, with a written, guaranteed quote before any work starts.
- ServingBeaverton, Ontario
- Phone1-647-694-5845
- Emailefficienthomecomfort@gmail.com
Business Hours
- Monday8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Tuesday8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Wednesday8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Thursday8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Friday8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Saturday8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Sunday10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Emergency service available evenings, weekends and holidays.
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Frequently asked questions
How much heat pump rebate can a Beaverton home get?
Homes heated with oil, propane, electricity or wood can qualify for up to $7,500 toward a qualifying cold-climate heat pump, based on its size. Pre-approval comes first, before any installation work.
Will a heat pump keep up with Lake Simcoe winters?
Yes, when it's a cold-climate model sized properly. Units like the Midea EVOX G3 are rated to heat down to -30°C, and we plan backup heat for the coldest nights.
Can an HVAC technician in Beaverton replace my baseboards with a heat pump?
Yes. Homes without ducts usually get a ductless or multi-zone heat pump, and many baseboard-heated homes qualify for the higher rebate tier.
Is heat pump installation in Beaverton possible at a cottage?
Yes. Ductless heat pumps suit lakeside cottages and year-round homes, and they cool in summer too.
Does a Beaverton homeowner need an energy audit for the heat pump rebate?
No. A heat pump on its own doesn't require a home energy assessment under the Home Renovation Savings Program, but the model must be on NRCan's qualified list and pre-approved before install.
Do you cover Cannington and Sunderland?
Yes. We serve Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland, Gamebridge, Port Bolster and the rest of Brock Township.
What does it cost to replace oil or propane heat with a heat pump in Beaverton?
A ducted cold-climate heat pump starts from $5,500 installed, before a rebate of up to $7,500 for homes heated by oil, propane, electricity or wood. An electric air handler to replace the furnace, and any panel work, go on the same written quote. Installed pricing depends on size and installation requirements, and the quote is guaranteed.
Page reviewed and updated October 27, 2026. Prices, rebates and program terms are checked at each update.