Heat Pump Installation & Repair in Oshawa
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Heat Pump Installation & Repair in Oshawa
We are a locally trusted HVAC company serving homeowners in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Bowmanville, and Cobourg. As heat pump service specialists, Fortis helps families compare efficient year-round comfort options with a single system that both heats and cools the home.
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Heat Pump Specialists Serving Oshawa & Durham Region
Our trained and dedicated HVAC technicians will deliver a professional and knowledgeable consultation in a timely manner. If you need a new heat pump installed, our installations come with custom sheet metal work designed specifically for your home. We specialize in air-source heat pumps for whole-home comfort and ductless mini-split systems for targeted heating and cooling without ductwork. As heat pump service specialists, Fortis helps families compare efficient year-round comfort options with a single system that both heats and cools the home.
Fortis brings hands-on residential HVAC experience to local heat pump projects. Our team is trained to install, repair, and maintain major heat pump brands, including Daikin, Goodman, Trane, and Amana. We specialize in both air-source heat pumps and ductless mini-split systems for homes across Durham Region.
Why Choose Us for Heat Pump Installation in Oshawa?
We are a locally trusted HVAC company serving homeowners in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Bowmanville, and Cobourg. As heat pump service specialists, Fortis helps families compare efficient year-round comfort options with a single system that both heats and cools the home.
- Heat pump installation support for efficient year-round comfort
- Heat pump installation support for Daikin, Goodman, Trane & Amana equipment
- Air-source heat pumps and ductless mini-split systems
- Home Renovation Savings rebate guidance with eligibility and pre-approval caveats
- Potential efficiency gains when the system is properly sized, installed, and matched to the home
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Our Heat Pump Installation Process
Home Assessment
Our technicians assess your home’s heating and cooling needs, insulation, and existing ductwork to recommend the ideal heat pump system for your property.
Upfront Quote
We provide clear, detailed pricing with no hidden fees or unexpected costs.
Professional Installation
Fortis technicians complete your heat pump installation in one to two days, including electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and full system testing.
Warranty
Ask about current parts and labour warranty options for qualifying HVAC installation packages.
Call us today at 289-688-4822 to learn more about our heat pump services in Oshawa!
Fortis Heating & Air Conditioning is committed to helping Oshawa homeowners transition to energy-efficient heat pump systems. Whether you need a new air-source heat pump installation, a ductless mini-split system, or heat pump repair and maintenance, Fortis technicians deliver reliable, high-quality service. We are experienced with Daikin, Goodman, Trane, and Amana heat pump systems.
Energy-Efficient Heat Pump Solutions You Can Trust
When it comes to year-round home comfort with maximum energy efficiency, you need a team you can rely on. Fortis Heating & Air Conditioning is committed to delivering dependable, high-quality heat pump services backed by experienced technicians and honest recommendations. Whether you need a brand-new heat pump installation, a ductless mini-split system, or reliable heat pump repair, our team provides expert solutions designed to save you money while reducing your carbon footprint.
Heat Pump Installation in Pickering and Whitby
If you live in Pickering or Whitby, Fortis installs and repairs air-source heat pumps and ductless mini-split systems for your home, the same as we do in Oshawa. Tell us about your home and what you want from the system, and we’ll help you compare options and explain how the Home Renovation Savings rebate may apply, subject to eligibility and pre-approval. Call (289) 688-4822 or request a quote, and see our HVAC services in Pickering and HVAC services in Whitby pages for more on each area.
Heat Pump Repair in Oshawa, Whitby and Pickering
If your heat pump isn't heating or cooling the way it used to, Fortis repairs air-source heat pumps and ductless mini-split systems for homeowners in Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering and across Durham Region. We work on Daikin, Goodman, Trane and Amana equipment, and you can see more about how we work locally on our HVAC services in Oshawa page.
Durham Region winters ask a lot of a heat pump. Cold snaps, freezing rain and quick thaws can all mean frost on the outdoor unit and extra defrost cycles, so a small fault can show up as weak heat or a system that never seems to catch up. In summer the same unit is your air conditioner, so an airflow or refrigerant problem can show up as weak cooling instead. A heat pump may need attention when you notice:
- It starts and stops repeatedly, or runs without maintaining the thermostat setting.
- Weak heat in a cold snap: air that never gets properly warm, or a system that runs constantly without reaching the thermostat setting.
- A new grinding or rattling sound, or a tripped breaker.
- Ice that remains on the outdoor unit. A light layer of frost can appear during cold weather and may clear during a normal defrost cycle; heavy ice that stays in place or returns quickly calls for a closer assessment.
- Ductless mini-split faults: an indoor unit that won't respond, drips water, or shows an error code.
Before you call, note the thermostat setting, when the change began, the outdoor conditions, and any error code you can see without opening the equipment. Check the filter and keep snow, leaves, and other debris away from the outdoor unit. Do not chip ice, remove panels, or repeatedly reset a tripped breaker. If you notice smoke, sparking, or a burning smell, turn the system off when it is safe to do so and request professional help.
A technician can test the thermostat call, airflow, electrical components, refrigerant circuit, defrost controls, and drainage to identify the source of the problem. Not sure whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense? A technician can look at the system's age, its repair history and your home first. If replacement turns out to be the better route, we'll explain your options, including how the Home Renovation Savings rebate may apply, subject to eligibility and pre-approval.
Call (289) 688-4822 or request service and tell us what your heat pump is doing and when it started.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ontario Home Renovation Savings Heat Pump Rebates
Ontario heat pump rebate programs now run through Home Renovation Savings streams. The current Home Renovation Savings heat pump stream is administered by Enbridge Gas and the IESO, and rebate amounts depend on the home's primary heating source, the selected heat pump type, equipment capacity, ownership or rental status, and program approval before installation.
- Cold-climate air-source heat pumps may qualify at different rates for Enbridge natural gas homes versus electric, oil, propane, or wood-heated homes.
- Ground-source heat pumps can qualify for higher maximum rebates in eligible homes.
- Program requirements include eligible equipment, participating contractor rules, and pre-installation approval steps. Do not treat any rebate amount as guaranteed until eligibility is confirmed.
- Smart thermostats may have a separate Home Renovation Savings rebate path when eligibility requirements are met.
Fortis can help homeowners compare heat pump options, but homeowners should confirm the current program rules before ordering equipment or assuming a rebate amount.