Best heat pumps installers in Quebec City
Quebec City homeowners most often replace electric baseboards with cold-climate heat pumps, with Hydro-Québec programs supporting the switch.
Typical install
$11,500+
bill saving / yr
$1,080
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NRCAN
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Local guide
How heat pumps work in Quebec City
An air source heat pump in Quebec City typically starts around $11,500 installed, including the unit, cylinder, controls and commissioning. A full conversion can cost more where radiators or pipework need upgrading.
Because a heat pump runs at lower flow temperatures than a boiler, the survey is the most important part of the job. Installers measure room-by-room heat loss, check radiator sizes and look at where a hot water cylinder can go — in Quebec City that usually decides whether the quote is realistic.
Ask every installer for the modelled running cost at your actual tariff, not just the efficiency figure, and confirm what happens to your existing boiler or heating system once the pump is in.
What a heat pumps quote should cover
- Heat loss calculation supplied with the quote
- Cold-climate rating confirmed for your winter temperatures
- Radiator and pipework upgrades listed separately
- Grant or rebate paperwork handled by the installer
From survey to switch-on
- 1Heat loss survey
- 2System design and quote
- 3Grant application
- 4Installation and commissioning
Only NRCAN / CSA certified installers are shown in this directory.
Local incentives for Quebec City homeowners
Canada Greener Homes Loan
Interest-free financing of up to $40,000 over 10 years for eligible retrofits including heat pumps and solar.
Provincial and utility rebates
BC Hydro, Enbridge, Efficiency NS and Hydro-Québec each run their own rebate programs by province.
Net metering
Every province offers net metering, crediting you for generation exported to the grid.
Heat Pumps in Quebec City: common questions
Do I need to replace my radiators?
Not always. Many homes only need two or three oversized radiators swapped, and the heat loss survey shows exactly which ones.
Is a heat pump noisy?
Modern units run at a similar level to a fridge from a few metres away. Siting matters, so installers position the unit away from bedrooms and boundaries.
Can I keep my boiler as backup?
Some systems are designed as hybrids, but most grant schemes require the boiler to be removed or decommissioned, so confirm this before signing.
Do heat pumps work in Canadian winters?
Cold-climate rated units run efficiently down to -25°C. Installers quoting in Alberta, Ontario and Quebec should specify a cold-climate model and a backup heat source.
How much does solar cost in Canada?
A typical residential system costs $14,000–$24,000 before incentives, with payback of 9–13 years depending on province rates.
Can I finance the whole project?
Yes. The Greener Homes Loan covers up to $40,000 interest-free, and many installers also offer their own financing.
Is accreditation required?
Use a certified installer for warranty validity and rebate eligibility. Verified installers here submit their certification number for checking.