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Midea cold-climate heat pump on a raised stand with outdoor disconnect

King City · King Township

King City HVAC Contractor for Estate Homes and Rural Properties

Big houses, long winters and no gas line? We plan for all three.

Estate homes and rural properties around King City need HVAC that handles size, open countryside and, in many cases, no natural gas. We install cold-climate heat pumps for homes on propane or oil, multi-zone systems for large houses, and backup heat that still works when the power goes out and the generator kicks in. Nobleton and Schomberg are covered too, and every quote comes guaranteed in writing.

  • Cold-climate heat pumps for propane and oil homes
  • Multi-zone systems for large estate houses
  • Backup heat planned around your generator
  • Up to $7,500 heat pump rebate where eligible, paperwork handled

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Our Brand Partners

  • Midea
  • Lennox
  • Kepler
  • Rinnai
  • Goodman

Heating and cooling in King City homes off the gas line

Out on the Oak Ridges Moraine, the wind has nothing to slow it down and winter nights run colder than in the city to the south. Plenty of properties around King City, Kettleby and Pottageville were never connected to natural gas, so they heat with propane, oil or electric baseboards.

Those are the homes where a cold-climate heat pump pays off fastest. Units like the Midea EVOX G3 are rated to heat down to -30°C and keep strong capacity at -15°C. Homes heated by propane, oil, electricity or wood can qualify for the higher rebate tier of up to $7,500 through the Home Renovation Savings Program, as long as pre-approval is in place before installation.

We never pull out the old system without a plan for the coldest nights. Most rural installs keep a backup, either the existing propane or oil furnace in a hybrid setup, or electric heat strips inside a new air handler.

  • Manual J sizing that accounts for open, windy exposure
  • Outdoor units raised above the drifts on stands or wall brackets
  • 240V circuits and panel upgrades by ESA-licensed electricians
  • Rebate pre-approval filed before install day
Midea outdoor unit on a raised stand in a side yard

Problems we solve on King Township estates and farms

Large homes and rural lots bring their own set of calls.

  • Filling the propane tank feels like a second mortgage

    Propane prices move with the market, and a large house burns through a lot of it. A cold-climate heat pump can take over most of the heating, leaving the propane furnace for the coldest stretches.

  • One wing of the house never matches the other

    Big homes with separate wings or a walkout lower level rarely do well on one system. A multi-zone ductless setup or a second ducted system gives each part of the house its own control.

  • A winter power outage leaves the house cold

    A heat pump draws a lot of power, so it may not run on a small generator. We plan backup heat around the generator you have, often a propane furnace whose blower needs far less power, and tell your electrician what load to allow for.

  • Drifting snow buries the outdoor unit

    Open fields mean big drifts. We mount outdoor units on stands or wall brackets above the usual snow line and keep them out of the main wind path, so defrost works and airflow stays clear.

  • The oil furnace is old and the tank is due for replacement

    Instead of paying for a new tank for a fuel you'd rather leave, many owners switch to a heat pump with an electric air handler. Homes leaving oil often qualify for the higher rebate tier.

  • The office over the garage freezes in January

    A single-zone ductless heat pump heats and cools a garage suite or guest house without running ducts or gas, and it works on its own thermostat.

  • 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.

Recent work from our installers

A few recent Ontario jobs, including outdoor units on stands and air handlers in tidy mechanical rooms. Estate homes in King City get the same care.

See more of our work
Midea outdoor unit on a stand against siding
Midea outdoor unit on a stand against siding
Midea ductless head heating and cooling a basement room
Midea ductless head heating and cooling a basement room
Outdoor unit being set under deck stairs on install day
Outdoor unit being set under deck stairs on install day
Midea ductless head in a cedar-walled cottage room
Midea ductless head in a cedar-walled cottage room

King City HVAC prices for rural and estate homes

Starting prices for the systems we install most often out here. Your guaranteed quote follows the site visit.

SystemSuitsInstalled price
Cold-climate ducted heat pumpPropane, oil or electric homes with ductworkFrom $5,500
Cold-climate heat pump plus electric air handlerAll-electric homes with no gas serviceQuote
Multi-zone ductless systemLarge homes, separate wings and guest housesQuote
Heat pump paired with a propane furnaceHomes that want fuel backup for deep coldQuote
High-efficiency gas furnaceVillage homes on natural gasFrom $3,300
Rinnai tankless water heaterBig households that keep running out of hot waterFrom $3,300

Your installed price depends on size and installation requirements, and the quote you get is guaranteed in writing. Homes heated by propane, oil, electricity or wood may qualify for up to $7,500 through the Home Renovation Savings Program, and gas-heated homes for a smaller amount. Because program terms can change, we check eligibility with you before installation. Financing options include 0% for 3, 6 or 9 months and open loans from 2.99% OAC.

King Township communities we serve

We drive out to the village, the hamlets and the farm roads across the township, including:

  • King City village
  • Nobleton
  • Schomberg
  • Kettleby
  • Laskay
  • Snowball
  • Pottageville

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.

Want to buy less propane next winter?

Call 1-647-694-5845 or send the form, and we'll plan a heat pump system with backup heat that suits your property.

What King City homeowners can expect: our customers in their own words

Rated 4.5 on Google and voted Best Company 2019, 2020 and 2021 on HomeStars.

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Licensed HVAC Contractor · Serving Ontario for 20+ Years

Proudly Serving King City, 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 King City, with a written, guaranteed quote before any work starts.

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.

Frequently asked questions

Can a heat pump heat a large King City home in January?

Yes, when it's sized from a heat-loss calculation that accounts for wind exposure. Cold-climate units are rated to -30°C, and we add backup heat for the coldest nights.

Will my heat pump run on a generator during a power outage?

Only if the generator can handle the heat pump's starting and running load, which many portable units can't. We often keep a propane furnace or plan a smaller backup load so the house stays warm on generator power.

How much is the heat pump rebate for a King City home on propane?

Homes heated by propane, oil, electricity or wood can qualify for up to $7,500, based on heat pump size, through the Home Renovation Savings Program. We file the paperwork, and pre-approval has to be in hand before installation.

Is multi-zone ductless a good fit for an estate home?

Often, yes. One or more outdoor units can feed separate wings, a guest house or rooms the ducts don't reach, each with its own control.

Do your HVAC services in King City reach Nobleton and Schomberg?

Yes. We serve King City, Nobleton, Schomberg, Kettleby and the rest of King Township.

Who handles emergency HVAC in King City on weekends?

We do. Our technicians answer emergency calls on evenings, weekends and holidays. Call 1-647-694-5845 and we'll tell you when a technician can get out to you.

Page reviewed and updated October 27, 2026. Prices, rebates and program terms are checked at each update.

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