Systems · Service
Heating & Cooling
Furnaces, heat pumps, AC, and ductwork.
Most projects · typically around $8,000
Early planning estimate — as HomeCopilot completes more real projects near you, these ranges get tighter and more personalized.
A planning range, not a quote. Estimate your budget →
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Planning guides
- 7 Signs You Need a New Furnace This Winter (Ontario)
- Heat Pump Rebates in Ontario: How to Stack Them
- Ontario Home Renovation Savings Program & Enbridge HER+ (2026)
What affects your cost
- System type — furnace, central AC, or a cold-climate heat pump
- Home size, ductwork condition, and required capacity
- Electrical panel amperage for a heat pump conversion
- Efficiency tier and any available rebates
Plan with AI
Describe your heating & cooling project — get a scope, a planning range, and a prep checklist.
FAQ
Is the heating & cooling range a quote?
No — it’s a typical planning range for the area. A contractor confirms the price after seeing the space and the exact scope.
Is a heat pump worth it in Ontario winters?
Cold-climate heat pumps work well here and can pair with a backup for the coldest days. Sizing, ductwork, and panel capacity matter, and rebates may apply — the planner helps you scope it.
How do I get started?
Describe your project to the AI — you’ll get a scope, a planning range, and a preparation checklist in a few minutes, with no obligation.