What Home Upgrades Actually Cost in Ontario
Typical installed price ranges, verified against published Ontario market data — and, where a rebate applies, the net price after it. That second number is the one most pricing guides never show you.
Rates last verified: July 30, 2026 · against homerenovationsavings.ca. Programs can change or close at any time — confirm before signing a contract.
123 days until Ontario's HRS rebate stops accepting applications (November 30, 2026). A full rebate cycle takes 3–6 months — starting now is the safe window.
Check my rebate →Why "net of rebate" matters: while HRS accepts applications, the same $14,000 heat pump costs a gas-heated home $12,000 net — and an oil-heated home $6,500. Every page below does that math for you, honestly and by heating type.
Energy & HVAC
Ductless Mini-Split Cost in Ontario
$4,000 – $8,000
Single-zone system, installed (one indoor head)
Geothermal Heat Pump Cost in Ontario
$25,000 – $45,000
Complete system with ground loop, installed
Furnace Replacement Cost in Ontario
$3,000 – $8,500
High-efficiency gas furnace, installed
Oil to Heat Pump Conversion Cost in Ontario
$10,500 – $18,800
Complete conversion: cold-climate heat pump + indoor tank removal, installed
Attic Insulation Cost in Ontario
$1,500 – $3,500
Blown-in top-up to R-60, typical attic
Basement flood protection (Toronto)
The best subsidy math on this site: Toronto reimburses 80% of flood-protection costs. A ~$2,000 backwater valve nets to about $400 — cheaper than one month of many insurance premiums.
Backwater Valve Cost in Toronto
$1,800 – $4,800
Mainline backwater valve, installed (incl. permit)
Sump Pump Cost in Toronto
$800 – $1,750
Pump replacement into an existing pit, installed
Cost tools & full guides
Central heat pump cost
The full guide
Windows & doors cost
Interactive calculator
Solar cost
Interactive calculator
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Compare my quotes →Ranges are typical Ontario installed prices for planning purposes — your quote depends on your home, equipment, and contractor. ClaimRebate.ca is an independent homeowner guide, not affiliated with any government, utility, or contractor.