Yes, the Canada Greener Homes Loan specifically covers furnace-to-heat pump conversions. This federal program identifies these conversions as eligible improvements for homeowners looking to enhance their property’s energy efficiency.
To ensure your conversion qualifies for the interest-free financing (up to $40,000), you must follow these requirements:
- NRCan-Approved Equipment: The specific heat pump model you select must appear on the Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) approved list to be eligible for funding.
- EnerGuide Evaluation: You must complete a pre-retrofit EnerGuide home evaluation before beginning the conversion. This assessment provides the official baseline and lists the recommended retrofits.
- Professional Installation: The conversion must be completed by a licensed and certified HVAC professional to maintain eligibility and ensure the equipment performs to manufacturer specifications.
- Documentation: You will need to provide detailed contractor quotes and final invoices that itemize the equipment, labor, and installation dates to receive your loan disbursement.
By selecting a qualifying cold climate heat pump, you may also be able to combine the loan with the Canada Greener Homes Grant and other available rebates to further reduce project costs.
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