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Your Quebec heat pump: Pricing, LogisVert rebate & RBQ matching.
Discover installation costs, prepare an indicative LogisVert estimate, and request a match with a verified RBQ-licenced contractor in your area.
- Your request
- One partner, not ten
- Indicative financial aid
- Up to $120/kBTU LogisVert
- Homeowner fees
- Free, no obligation
2026 Price & Cost Guide
How much does a heat pump cost in Quebec with installation?
Pricing depends on BTU capacity, house layout, and electrical requirements. These indicative ranges must be confirmed with a verified RBQ-licenced contractor:
| System type | Recommended capacity | Equipment + RBQ Installation | Est. LogisVert Rebate | Indicative net cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Mini-Split Ideal for open-concept / condo | 12 000 BTU / h | 3 800 $ – 5 200 $ | 600 $ – 1 200 $ | 3 200 $ – 4 000 $ |
| Multi-Zone Mini-Split 2-3 floors without ducts | 18 000 – 24 000 BTU / h | 6 500 $ – 9 800 $ | 1 200 $ – 2 400 $ | 5 300 $ – 7 400 $ |
| Central Ducted Full home with ductwork | 24 000 – 36 000 BTU / h | 8 500 $ – 14 000 $ | 1 800 $ – 3 600 $ | Quote required |
* Prices shown are indicative average estimates in Quebec. Actual cost depends on on-site inspection, electrical panel upgrade, and AHRI certified equipment specs.
Benefits for your home
Why install or replace a heat pump in 2026?
1. Significant electricity bill reduction
Performance varies with the home, equipment and COP coefficient; an efficient heat pump uses up to 45% less electricity than conventional baseboards.
2. 4-season comfort down to -25 °C (Cold Climate)
Certified Cold Climate units (ccASHP) maintain heating capacity even during extreme Quebec winter freezes.
3. Combined Hydro-Québec LogisVert subsidies
LogisVert support is estimated indicatively according to capacity and current program conditions. Hydro-Québec determines eligibility and the final amount.
Self-serve tools & resources
Everything to plan your project
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Energy Calculator
Access calculator →Savings & Subsidies Simulator
Calculate your live heating savings and LogisVert rebates based on your house type and vintage.
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Direct Match
Start request →Qualification Questionnaire
Answer 4 initial questions, then complete your contact details and required project specifics to request a match with a verified RBQ-licenced contractor in your area.
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Official Docs
View Hydro-Québec guide ↗Hydro-Québec LogisVert Guide
Review the eligibility criteria and official Hydro-Québec scale for 2026.
Local Coverage & Verified RBQ-Licenced Contractors
Heat pump installation in Laval, North Shore & Quebec
Our network of verified RBQ-licenced contractors serves key municipalities in your area:
Laval & Lower Laurentians
Laval (Chomedey, Sainte-Dorothee, Duvernay, Fabreville), Saint-Eustache, Deux-Montagnes, Boisbriand, Rosemere, Sainte-Therese, Blainville, Mirabel.
North Shore & Lanaudiere
Terrebonne, Mascouche, Repentigny, Saint-Jerome, Sainte-Julie, L’Assomption, Saint-Lin-Laurentides.
Greater Montreal & Monteregie
Montreal (all boroughs), Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Vaudreuil-Dorion.
Homeowner Guides & Articles
Advice and resources for Quebec homeowners
- How much does a heat pump cost in Quebec with installation in 2026?Complete pricing guide for mini-split and central heat pumps installed by RBQ contractors in Quebec, net of LogisVert rebates.Read →
- LogisVert 2026 Eligibility Guide: Grants & RatesHydro-Québec 2026 LogisVert eligibility criteria: housing types, AHRI -8 °C technical standards, and grant rates.Read →
- How to choose the best heat pump for Quebec’s climate?Selecting the best residential heat pumps in Quebec: Cold Climate certified (-25 °C), Inverter efficiency, and LogisVert eligibility.Read →
- Heat Pumps in Deep Cold (-25 °C): Quebec Winter Efficiency GuideHow to choose a cold-climate heat pump (-25 °C), lower electricity bills, and maximize your LogisVert rebate during Quebec winters.Read →
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from homeowners
How much does a heat pump cost in Quebec with installation in 2026?
A single 12,000 BTU mini-split heat pump installed by a verified RBQ-licenced contractor costs between $3,800 and $5,200. Multi-zone and central ducted systems require an on-site quote. The LogisVert estimate is indicative and Hydro-Québec determines the final amount.
How to claim Hydro-Québec LogisVert rebates?
The equipment must appear on Hydro-Québec’s official list with a valid AHRI certificate. Installation must be performed by a verified RBQ-licenced contractor. Hydro-Québec determines the final amount under the current program conditions.
How to select the best heat pump for extreme cold (-25 °C)?
Look for Cold Climate certified (ccASHP) units with variable-speed Inverter compressors (e.g. Gree, Fujitsu, Mitsubishi, Tosot, Daikin). These systems maintain heating down to -25 °C with high COP efficiency.
Is Nordis Thermopompe available in Laval and the North Shore?
Yes. Our network of verified RBQ-licenced contractors covers Laval (Chomedey, Ste-Dorothee, Duvernay), the North Shore (Saint-Eustache, Blainville, Boisbriand, Terrebonne, Rosemere), Laurentians, and Greater Montreal.
Is the Nordis Thermopompe service truly 100% free?
Yes. Our service is completely free with no obligation for homeowners. We are compensated by a selected partner whose RBQ licence has been verified.
What is the difference between central and mini-split heat pumps?
A central heat pump uses existing ventilation ductwork for the whole house. A mini-split wall unit mounts directly on interior walls and is ideal for homes without ducts.