Heat pump grants 2026
- Discover available grants for wall-mounted and central heat pumps.
- Find the best model for your needs.
Grants up to
6700$
Wall-Mounted Heat Pump
$1,700 to $3,000 in grants
Central Heat Pump
Up to $6,700 in grants
Grants Available
LogisVert Program
Hydro-Québec’s LogisVert Program
Financial assistance to help you install an efficient heat pump and improve your home’s comfort.
Grant paid directly
Some financial assistance programs can be combined
Program availability is determined by Hydro-Québec and is subject to change without notice
The LogisVert grant encourages homeowners to adopt more energy-efficient heating and cooling systems, such as wall-mounted and central heat pumps.
The program aims to reduce household energy costs, promote energy savings and provide optimal comfort throughout the year, during both the winter and summer seasons.
By offering financial assistance through a government grant, homeowners can reduce the cost of purchasing and installing these more efficient systems.
Check your eligibility in less than 2 minutes. Most residential property owners in Québec are eligible.
Eligibility Requirements
- Be a Hydro-Québec customer at the installation address
- The property must be your primary residence: single-family home, duplex or triplex, with a maximum of four units
- Install a new heat pump that is ENERGY STAR certified and listed by NEEP
- Hire an RBQ-licensed contractor, category 15.9 or equivalent, who is registered with the program
- Submit the online application within nine months of the installation
The grant amount depends on the system installed and Hydro-Québec’s LogisVert eligibility requirements.
How does it work?
Check your eligibility
Answer a few simple questions to find out whether your home qualifies for the grant program.
Choose an eligible model
Our advisors help you select a high-performance heat pump that meets your needs and LogisVert’s eligibility requirements.
DuraClim installs your heat pump
Our certified technicians complete the installation according to the manufacturer’s requirements and the grant program’s standards.
Receive your grant
We guide you through the administrative process to make it easier to obtain your financial assistance.
Everything You Need to Know About Heat Pumps
Discover answers to the most frequently asked questions before choosing your system.
The main difference is that a heat pump is a dual-function system that can both heat and cool your home, while a wall-mounted air conditioner is designed for cooling only.
Types of heat pumps available
Several types of heat pumps are available, including wall-mounted, central and multi-zone systems.
A wall-mounted heat pump is the most common option because it can be installed easily in almost any room and also functions as an air conditioner during warmer months.
A central heat pump is designed to heat and cool the entire home, while a multi-zone heat pump allows different areas of the home to be heated or cooled independently.
BTU capacity
Heat pumps are highly efficient heating systems because they can produce significantly more heating energy than the amount of electricity they consume.
Their capacity is measured in BTUs — British Thermal Units. The number of BTUs indicates how much heating or cooling capacity the system can provide.
A high-quality heat pump can deliver enough heating capacity to keep a home comfortable even during periods of very cold weather.
Speak with an advisor
To determine the number of BTUs your home requires or to ask any other questions, contact one of our DuraClim advisors. They will help you choose the heat pump that best meets your needs and budget.
The DuraClim team is here to help you make the right decision. Our specialists can answer your questions about:
- Grants
- Energy efficiency during summer and winter
- Installation costs
- Equipment included with a complete installation
- Energy consumption
- Product quality and value
- Average market prices
- Available models and system options
A wall-mounted heat pump system consists of two units: the indoor air handler, also known as the head, and the outdoor heat pump unit.
The air handler is mounted on an interior wall, while the heat pump unit is installed outside the home.
Main Benefits
- Reduced electricity consumption for heating and cooling
- Faster and more affordable installation
- Long service life
- Effective indoor humidity control
- Quickly heats and cools the room
- Quiet operation, with indoor sound levels ranging from 19 to 40 decibels and outdoor levels ranging from 46 to 58 decibels
A central heat pump system consists of an outdoor unit, which houses the compressor, as well as a furnace and ductwork connected to every room in the home.
Homeowners often choose a central system when building a new home because the ductwork must be installed throughout the walls. However, a central heat pump can also be added to an existing home by completing the necessary modifications to install the ductwork. This is generally more expensive than installing the system during the initial construction.
Main Benefits
- No risk associated with fuel combustion
- Heated or cooled air is distributed evenly throughout the home or building through the ductwork
- Long service life
- Effective humidity control
- Increased property value
- Quiet operation, with indoor sound levels ranging from 19 to 40 decibels and outdoor levels ranging from 46 to 58 decibels
These benefits help improve your indoor comfort while reducing energy costs and providing a better quality of life over the long term.
Choosing between the different heat pump models will depend on your heating and cooling needs.
Wall-mounted heat pumps are ideal for smaller areas or individual rooms, while central heat pumps are designed to heat and cool an entire home or building. Multi-zone heat pumps provide greater flexibility by allowing you to control the temperature of different areas of your home independently.
One simple tip: choose a heat pump that provides comfortable temperatures throughout the year and is easy to operate and maintain.
For homeowners interested in these energy-efficient technologies, government and provincial financial assistance programs and grants are available in Québec to help cover installation costs.
*Duraclim is not responsible for the amount of any grant awarded and will not be held liable if the customer does not receive a grant for which they have applied.
Why choose DuraClim
At DuraClim, we do things differently. Each team member is rewarded based on the quality of service provided to customers rather than on sales targets.
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- Certified installers with over 30 years of experience.
- Over 20 000 customers trust us.
- Financing available.
- Warranty included for each product.
- Competitive prices.
- Unmatched service and fast installation!
Open, penalty-free financing available for up to 120 months.
Grants available up to $5,000! Apply online to find out more.
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