Toronto Heat Pump & HVAC Prices (2026)
Last updated: By HeatPumpIndex Evidence Desk
These guides answer one question honestly: what does this work actually cost in the Greater Toronto Area? Every price is quoted in Canadian dollars, dated August 2026, and tied to a named Canadian source, so you can trace each number back to the contractor or guide it came from. HeatPumpIndex reconciles conflicting quotes by widening the range instead of picking a favourite, and notes where 13% HST applies. Rebates on qualifying systems can change what you actually pay, and the amount depends on the equipment and the home.
Which cost guide do you need?
6 researched pricing guides for the Greater Toronto Area, each with a full source-cited price table and local FAQs.
Heat Pump Installation costs
What the equipment, the electrical work and the ductwork each add to an install.
Read the guideDuctless Mini Splits costs
How head count, line set runs and mounting change a ductless quote.
Read the guideHeat Pump Repair costs
Diagnostic fees, common failures, and where warranty coverage stops.
Read the guideGeothermal Heat Pumps costs
Why the ground loop, not the equipment, decides a geothermal quote.
Read the guideHeat Pump Water Heaters costs
The tank, the dedicated circuit, the drain, and what a rental contract adds.
Read the guideAir Conditioning costs
What capacity, a matched coil and the line set each add to a replacement.
Read the guide
Comparing two options?
Head-to-head breakdowns of the choices Toronto homeowners actually weigh, from heat pump against gas furnace to ducted against ductless.
Frequently asked questions
Are these prices current and sourced?
- Yes. Every number on HeatPumpIndex's cost guides comes from a named Canadian source, and each guide lists the sources it drew on. Where sources disagreed, we widened the range rather than pick one, and each figure is attributed inline and in a sources list. Equipment prices move, so treat a range as a sanity check on a quote rather than a quote of its own.
Do the prices include HST?
- No, unless a row says otherwise. Ontario charges 13% HST on heating and cooling equipment and installation, and most contractor price lists quote before tax. Add 13% to any quote before comparing, and always confirm whether a competing bid is tax-in or tax-extra.
How did HeatPumpIndex research these numbers?
- We collected published prices from Ontario contractors and suppliers, cross-checked them across multiple sources, and excluded US figures that would distort Canadian pricing. Every guide names its sources, and our research team reviews each dataset before it is published. Rebates are not built into these numbers: they apply to qualifying systems and the amount depends on the equipment and the home, so confirm eligibility separately.