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Heat pump and HVAC leads in Alberta

For heat pumps in Alberta we track 1 rebate open to most homes (Banff Post-Purchase Rebate Program), 3 city loans, 1 income-tested program (not sold as leads) and 1 federal rebate announced, not open yet.

In all, 6 current programs: Banff Post-Purchase Rebate Program, Clean Energy Improvement Program (Alberta) and 2 more local programs, plus 2 federal programs.

3 of them only pay when the work is done by a CEIP-qualified contractor, so homeowners go looking for an installer who already qualifies.

No grant for heat pumps is open in Alberta today; the National Heat Pump Rebate ($2,000) is announced but not open, so homeowners are asking whether to wait.

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Programs your Alberta customers can use

Federal, provincial, utility and city programs for heat pumps, with the rule each one sets on who does the work, quoted from the program record we keep.

  • CGHAP

    Federal · Open · Upgrades at no cost to eligible households

    No installer registration named in our record. Licences for the work still apply.

  • Banff Post-Purchase Rebate Program

    Municipal · Open · $100–$750 per item; up to $500 for an energy audit

    No installer registration named in our record. Licences for the work still apply.

  • CEIP

    Municipal · Open · Up to 100% of project costs (limits set by each municipality)

    CEIP-qualified contractor

    “Upgrades must be on the CEIP eligible list and installed by a CEIP-qualified contractor”

  • Edmonton CEIP

    Municipal · Waitlist · $3,000 to $50,000

    CEIP-qualified contractor

    “Approval required before work begins; CEIP-qualified contractor”

  • National Heat Pump Rebate

    Federal · Upcoming · $2,000, or up to $10,000 for households below the median income

    No installer registration named in our record. Licences for the work still apply.

  • Calgary CEIP

    Municipal · Upcoming · Up to $50,000

    CEIP-qualified contractor

    “Upgrades from the CEIP eligible list, installed by a CEIP-qualified contractor; no DIY work”

Program rules change. Check the official program before you quote on it; each program page links to its source.

How our heat pump leads work

Homeowners in Alberta find us by searching for rebates. When they ask for quotes, we send the request to installers who serve their postal area. Where a program only pays through a listed contractor, the lead only goes to partners we've checked on that program's official list.

See the page they read: Alberta heat pumps rebates, plus 7 Alberta city pages.

  • Consent on every lead

    The homeowner ticked an unticked box agreeing to hear from up to 3 companies. You get the exact wording, its version and the time.

  • Shared, first look or exclusive

    A shared lead goes to at most 3 companies. A first look is yours alone for 4 working hours before it may go to others. An exclusive lead goes to you alone. You choose.

  • What’s in it

    Name, email, postal code, the upgrade, timeline and whether they own the home; phone when given (a lead without a phone number is 50% of the price). Finder leads add heating fuel, home type and the programs that apply.

  • Credits

    Wrong contact details, duplicates and out-of-area requests are credited if you report them within 72 hours.

  • The paperwork, in order

    6 Alberta programs need an energy assessment. Our pages tell homeowners which step comes first.

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Pay per lead

Founding rates: $35 shared (up to 3 companies), $55 first look or $85 exclusive. Founding partners get their first qualified lead free. No contract: stop on 30 days’ notice.

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Featured placement: heat pumps in Alberta

One company, labelled “Sponsored”, on /alberta/heat-pumps and related pages. $99 a month at the founding rate, month to month, first month refunded if you ask.

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Heat pump and HVAC leads in Alberta: questions

For some programs, yes. In our Alberta data, 3 programs ask for a CEIP-qualified contractor: CEIP, Edmonton CEIP and Calgary CEIP. A lead that depends on one of these programs only goes to partners we've checked on its official list, and you also need the licences and insurance the work requires.

At founding rates, $35 for a shared lead (sent to up to 3 installers), $55 for a first look (yours alone for 4 working hours) and $85 exclusive, in Canadian dollars before tax. Founding partners sign by December 31, 2026 (up to 3 per trade in each metro), get their first qualified lead free, keep their rates for 12 months and are invoiced weekly for the first 60 days. Bad contact details are credited if you report them within 72 hours.

We don’t publish a number we haven’t measured. RebateHub is new, so we tell partners the real request count for their area before they prepay anything. Founding partners choose their postal areas first.

For some programs. 6 current Alberta programs need an energy assessment, for example DRP, HAT Smart EnerGuide rebate and CEIP. Our pages tell homeowners which step comes first, so the ones who ask for quotes have usually seen the paperwork.

Yes, it’s open. One company per province and upgrade, labelled “Sponsored”, for $99 a month at the founding rate, month to month, first month refunded if you ask. You can buy it online without a call.

All trades and provinces: leads by area. 6 trades, updated with our program data.