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Do I need a registered contractor for a heat pump rebate?

Picking the wrong installer is the second most common way to lose a heat pump rebate. Here is what each program asks for.

By RebateHub rebate researcher · Checked against official program pages (how we verify)

Updated · Program data verified

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Short answer

Usually yes. 13 of the 30 heat pump programs we track only pay when the work is done by an installer on the program's list, such as a Home Renovation Savings participating contractor or a Heat Pump Contractor Network member in B.C. Ask the installer to show you their listing before you sign.

Key facts

Heat pump programs: listed or registered installer required, from our program database
ProgramWhereListed installer required
Canada Greener Homes Affordability ProgramCanadaLicensed trade; no program list
National Heat Pump RebateCanadaLicensed trade; no program list
BC Hydro Air Source Heat Pump Bonus Rebate (Fall 2026)British ColumbiaYes
BC Hydro Community-Based OffersVancouver and others, B.C.Yes
BC Hydro Condo and Apartment Rebate ProgramBritish ColumbiaYes
CleanBC Energy Savings Program (ground-oriented homes)British ColumbiaYes
CleanBC Energy Savings Program Condo and Apartment RebateBritish ColumbiaYes
Energy Conservation Assistance ProgramBritish ColumbiaLicensed trade; no program list
FortisBC Heat Pump Rebate for Income-Qualified CustomersBritish ColumbiaYes
Home Renovation Rebate ProgramBritish ColumbiaYes
PST Exemption on Heat PumpsBritish ColumbiaLicensed trade; no program list
Efficiency Manitoba Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump RebateManitobaYes
Efficiency Manitoba Energy Efficiency Assistance ProgramManitobaYes
Efficiency Manitoba Home Energy RetrofitsManitobaLicensed trade; no program list
Energy Affordability ProgramOntarioLicensed trade; no program list
Home Renovation Savings ProgramOntarioYes
Énergir Dual-Energy Grants (heat pump added to a natural gas system)QuébecLicensed trade; no program list
LogisVert Efficient Homes ProgramQuébecLicensed trade; no program list
Enhanced Energy Savings ProgramNew BrunswickYes
Rental Owners Rebate ProgramNew BrunswickLicensed trade; no program list
Total Home Energy Savings ProgramNew BrunswickLicensed trade; no program list
African Nova Scotian Communities Retrofit ProgramNorth Preston and others, N.S.Licensed trade; no program list
Home Energy Assessment ProgramNova ScotiaLicensed trade; no program list
HomeWarmingNova ScotiaLicensed trade; no program list
Moderate Income RebateNova ScotiaLicensed trade; no program list
Oil to Electric Incentive ProgramNewfoundland and LabradorYes
TakeCharge Greener Homes ProgramNewfoundland and LabradorYes
Affordable Heat Pump ProgramYukonLicensed trade; no program list
Dependable Grid ProgramYukonLicensed trade; no program list
Good Energy Heat Pump RebateYukonLicensed trade; no program list

Heat pump programs: listed or registered installer required, from our program database

Program data last verified

RebateHub, “Do I need a registered contractor for a heat pump rebate?”, https://rebatehub.ca/faq/do-i-need-a-registered-contractor#key-facts (last verified October 12, 2026).

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How to check an installer

Ask for their listing number and look it up on the program's official site yourself. Get the model numbers in the quote too.

Frequently asked questions

Not for most programs. Many pay only when the installer is on the program's own list. Check the program page before you get quotes.

In some programs, yes: Home Renovation Savings heat pump applications are submitted by the participating contractor. In others, such as LogisVert, you submit the claim yourself.

Sources

Last updated . Amounts and rules come from the official program pages below. If something has changed, please tell us.

  1. 1Home Renovation Savings Program · Save on Energyhomerenovationsavings.ca
  2. 2Home Renovation Rebate Program · BC Hydro and FortisBC, with funding from the Province of B.C.bchydro.com
  3. 3LogisVert Efficient Homes Program · Hydro-Québechydroquebec.com
  4. 4Efficiency Manitoba Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump Rebate · Efficiency Manitobaefficiencymb.ca