The biggest advice we can give is to SCHEDULE your Energy Assessment now (We do not do Energy Audits; this must be done from an Efficiency Nova Scotia Provider-see BELOW for more info)
If you are switching from an oil furnace to a ducted heat pump you qualify for $5000+ between the Greener Homes Grant and provincial rebates. If your Home Energy Assessment is done, click HERE to schedule your free, no-obligation quote with us.
To receive the rebate, you MUST have your Home Energy Assessment done BEFORE having any type of heat pump installation done. From our experience, it takes a few weeks to get your Home Energy Assessment scheduled. We are guessing that with the additional Oil to Heat pump grants coming out in January 2023, that getting an energy audit may take longer in the new year.
We have received many calls from people wanting to make the switch from their oil furnace to a ducted heat pump. Most do not yet know about the Greener Homes Grants available to them, or they have not ye犀利士5mg
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Since information on obtaining money from government grants is sometimes quite difficult to find online, here is a LINK to information directly from Efficiency Nova Scotia so you can learn more about the Greener Homes Grant and provincial rebates in Nova Scotia.
Based on what we know, our suggestion on timing would be the following:
Your Energy Assessment provider will send out the information on your behalf for you to receive any applicable grants for your oil furnace to heat pump installation. At Valley River Heat Pumps we install a variety of ducted and ductless heat pumps that qualify for the Greener Homes and provincial rebates.
