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High-Efficiency Furnace in Markham: Is It Worth It?

Matthew ARBAB — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 09:58:04 +0000

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High-Efficiency Furnaces in Markham

Is the upgrade worth it? What AFUE, energy savings, and rebates mean for your home this winter.

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By Matthew Arbab

Owner, Aire One Heating & Cooling · Updated August 27, 2026

The short answer: A high-efficiency furnace turns up to 98.5% of the fuel it burns into heat, compared with 60–80% for older units. For most Markham homes with an aging furnace, that efficiency lowers heating bills enough to make the upgrade worth it — especially when rebates and financing help cover the upfront cost.

If your furnace is more than 15 years old, a big part of the gas you pay for is going up the chimney instead of warming your home. A modern high-efficiency furnace changes that math — and in Markham's long heating season, the savings add up quickly.

This guide explains what makes a furnace high-efficiency, how much you can save, and how to tell whether the upgrade is worth it for your home. If you'd rather get a straight answer for your specific furnace, you can book a free home assessment any time.

Key takeaways

"High-efficiency" means an AFUE of 90% or higher — top models reach up to 98.5%.
Older furnaces often run at just 60–80% AFUE, wasting a large share of your gas.
The upgrade usually pays for itself over time through lower monthly bills.
Rebates and financing can offset much of the upfront cost.
If repairs are getting expensive on an old unit, replacing beats repairing.

What Makes a Furnace "High-Efficiency"?

Furnace efficiency is measured by AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) — the percentage of fuel that becomes usable heat. A 95% AFUE furnace turns 95 cents of every fuel dollar into warmth, with only 5% lost. Anything rated 90% AFUE or higher is considered high-efficiency, and the best condensing models reach up to 98.5%.

By contrast, many older furnaces still running in Markham homes operate at 60–80% AFUE. That gap is exactly where your savings come from when you upgrade.

The Benefits of a High-Efficiency Furnace

Beyond the AFUE number, here's what a modern unit delivers day to day:

Lower heating bills. Less wasted fuel means a smaller gas bill every month of the heating season.
More even comfort. Variable-speed models hold a steadier temperature with fewer cold spots.
Quieter operation. Newer furnaces run softer than the loud on/off cycling of older units.
Cleaner and greener. Burning less fuel for the same heat means a smaller carbon footprint.
Rebate eligibility. High-efficiency equipment often qualifies for energy-efficiency incentives.
Reliability. A new system under warranty means fewer breakdowns on the coldest nights.

A modern high-efficiency furnace keeps a Markham home warm while wasting far less fuel.

High-Efficiency vs. Standard Furnace

Here's how a modern high-efficiency furnace compares with an older, standard-efficiency unit:

Factor	High-efficiency	Older / standard
AFUE	90–98.5%	60–80%
Heating bills	Lower	Higher
Comfort	Even, steady heat	More temperature swings
Noise	Quiet	Louder cycling
Rebates	Often eligible	Rarely

Is the Upgrade Worth It for Your Home?

The upgrade makes the most sense when one or more of these is true:

Your furnace is 15 or more years old and running at a low AFUE.
Repairs are adding up — a good rule of thumb is that if a repair costs more than half the price of a new unit, replacing is the smarter move.
Your heating bills keep climbing even though your usage hasn't changed.
Rooms feel uneven, or the furnace is short-cycling and noisy.

If you're weighing a repair against a replacement, our team can lay out both paths honestly. Explore our HVAC servicing and repairs, and keep any new system performing with a maintenance and protection plan.

What It Costs and How to Save

The upfront price depends on your home's size, the model you choose, and the complexity of the installation. Two things make it easier to manage: rebates on qualifying high-efficiency equipment, and financing that spreads the cost into predictable monthly payments. Because the new furnace also lowers your energy use, part of the investment pays you back over time. Our heating and cooling services include a free assessment so you get an exact recommendation and quote for your home — no guesswork.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What AFUE should a high-efficiency furnace have?

A furnace is considered high-efficiency at 90% AFUE or higher. Entry high-efficiency models start around 90 to 95%, while top condensing units reach up to 98.5%. The higher the AFUE, the less fuel is wasted.

Is a high-efficiency furnace worth it in Markham?

For most homes with an older, low-AFUE furnace, yes. Markham's long heating season means the monthly savings add up, and rebates plus financing help offset the upfront cost so the upgrade pays back over time.

How much can a high-efficiency furnace save?

Savings depend on your old furnace's AFUE and how much you heat. Moving from a 70% unit to a 96% unit means far less wasted fuel, which shows up as a lower gas bill every month of the winter. A home assessment gives you a realistic estimate.

Are there rebates for a high-efficiency furnace?

Often, yes. Energy-efficiency programs frequently include incentives for qualifying high-efficiency equipment, but they change over time. Check current federal and provincial programs and ask our team which ones apply to your project.

How long does a high-efficiency furnace last?

With annual maintenance, a quality furnace typically lasts about 15 to 20 years. Keeping up with yearly service protects its efficiency and helps it reach the top of that range.

Sources & Helpful Resources

Matthew Arbab

Owner, Aire One Heating & Cooling

Matthew leads the Aire One Markham / Metro Toronto team, helping homeowners choose the right furnace, heat pump, and comfort solutions. Aire One has been a trusted, Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer since 1990.

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Who installs heat pumps in Markham?

Matthew ARBAB — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 10:05:05 +0000

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Who Installs Heat Pumps in Markham?

Aire One Heating & Cooling installs cold-climate heat pumps across Markham, and licensed installation is what makes your system rebate-eligible. Here is who to call, and why the installer matters as much as the equipment.

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Reviewed by Matthew Arbab, Managing Director, Aire One Heating & Cooling

If you are searching for who installs heat pumps in Markham, the short answer is Aire One Heating & Cooling. We are a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer headquartered right here at 2800 John Street, we have installed heating and cooling systems across Ontario since 1990, and we install the cold-climate heat pumps that Markham winters actually require. Just as important: with heat pumps, the installer is not a detail. Rebate eligibility, correct sizing and real cold-weather performance all depend on who does the work. Here is what that means for your home.

Why the Installer Matters for a Heat Pump

A heat pump is not a furnace. It heats and cools from one system, and it is sensitive to how it is specified and installed. Choosing the right team for heat pumps in Markham matters for long-term performance. Choosing the right installer directly affects three things:

Rebate eligibility. Ontario's heat pump rebates require the system to be a qualifying cold-climate model from Natural Resources Canada's list, installed by a licensed, registered contractor. The wrong installer, or the wrong equipment, can disqualify you from thousands of dollars in rebates.
Correct sizing. An oversized or undersized heat pump wastes money and never quite keeps up. Proper sizing to your home is what delivers the efficiency the equipment promises.
Cold-weather performance. A true cold-climate heat pump keeps heating your home in deep winter. Getting the right model and a correct installation is the difference between comfort and running expensive backup heat all season.

Since 1990Installing Ontario heating and cooling

Carrier AuthorizedFactory Authorized Dealer for cold-climate systems

NRCan QualifiedRebate-eligible equipment, licensed install

How a Cold-Climate Heat Pump Works

A heat pump does not burn fuel to make heat. It moves heat. In summer it works like a high-efficiency air conditioner, pulling heat out of your home. In winter it runs in reverse, drawing warmth from the outside air, even well below freezing, and bringing it inside. Modern cold-climate models are engineered to keep heating efficiently through a Canadian winter, which is exactly why they qualify for the largest rebates available. Because one system handles both heating and cooling, a heat pump can simplify your whole setup, on its own or paired with a furnace as a hybrid system.

Aire One as Your Markham Heat Pump Installer

What a heat pump installer should offer	Aire One in Markham
Licensed, registered installation	Yes. Licensed and insured since 1990, the requirement for rebate eligibility.
Qualifying cold-climate equipment	Yes. NRCan-qualified cold-climate heat pumps, including Carrier cold-climate models.
Manufacturer authorization	Yes. Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer and a Carrier President's Award recipient.
Proper sizing and assessment	Yes. A comfort advisor sizes the system to your home, not a rule of thumb.
Local presence	Yes. Headquartered at 2800 John Street, Unit 9, right here in Markham.
Ongoing service and support	Yes. 24-hour service and maintenance plans to keep the system running.

The Ratings Homeowners Actually Check

A heat pump is a major installation, so it helps to know the installer is trusted. These are the current scores for the Aire One Markham head office on the platforms local homeowners use to judge an HVAC company:

4.8

573 Google reviews

BBB Rating, Accredited since 2007

4.8

538 Birdeye reviews

4.8

Among the top rated in the area

Ratings shown for the Aire One Markham head office, verified July 27, 2026.

Rebates and What They Cost

Cold-climate heat pumps qualify for some of the largest home energy rebates available in Ontario, through the Home Renovation Savings Program and related incentives, as long as the equipment is on Natural Resources Canada's qualified list and installed by a licensed contractor. Rebate amounts and program terms change frequently and should be confirmed on the day you buy. For a current breakdown of heat pump prices, rebates and real-world savings in Ontario, see Aire One's detailed guide, Heat Pump Cost in Ontario. When you book an assessment, our team confirms which equipment and rebates apply to your home before you commit.

A cold-climate heat pump outdoor unit, sized and installed for a Markham home.

Because the system is sized and installed properly, you get the efficiency the manufacturer promises and the rebates you qualify for, not a powerful unit that runs expensive backup heat all winter. That is the difference a licensed, experienced installer makes over the life of the system.

One Team for the Whole Home

A heat pump often works best as part of a wider comfort setup, and Aire One handles all of it from our Markham headquarters: heat pumps and ductless systems, furnaces and central heating for hybrid setups, air conditioning, water heaters and tankless units, plus indoor air quality and maintenance plans. That means one team to size, install and service the whole system.

We serve Markham and the surrounding communities, including Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Vaughan, Scarborough, North York and Toronto.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who installs heat pumps in Markham?

Aire One Heating & Cooling installs heat pumps across Markham. We are a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer headquartered at 2800 John Street, licensed and insured since 1990, and we install NRCan-qualified cold-climate heat pumps that are eligible for Ontario rebates.

Do heat pumps work in Markham winters?

Yes. Cold-climate heat pumps are engineered to draw heat from outside air well below freezing, so they keep heating efficiently through a Canadian winter, while also cooling the home in summer.

Are heat pump rebates available, and how do I qualify?

Cold-climate heat pumps can qualify for significant Ontario rebates when the equipment is on NRCan's qualified list and installed by a licensed contractor. Amounts and terms change, so confirm current details at the time of purchase. Aire One verifies eligibility as part of your assessment.

Should I pair a heat pump with a furnace?

Often, yes. A hybrid system pairs a heat pump with a furnace so the heat pump handles most of the season efficiently and the furnace covers the coldest days. A comfort advisor can recommend the right setup for your home.

Where is Aire One located in Markham?

Our headquarters is at 2800 John Street, Unit 9, Markham, Ontario L3R 0E2.

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Matthew Arbab

Managing Director, Aire One Heating & Cooling

Aire One has been working on Ontario homes since 1990 and is listed by Carrier as a Factory Authorized Dealer employing NATE certified technicians. I would rather tell you that a five dollar filter is all you need than sell you something you do not.

Ready to Install a Heat Pump in Markham?

Licensed, Carrier authorized, and installing heat pumps in Markham since 1990. Book an assessment and we will confirm the right cold-climate system and the rebates you qualify for.

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Best heating company in Richmond Hill

Matthew ARBAB — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 09:08:44 +0000

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The Best Heating Company in Richmond Hill

A Richmond Hill winter is no place to gamble on your heat. From furnaces and boilers to tankless and fireplaces, here is what to look for in a heating company, and why homeowners have trusted Aire One since 1990.

Since 1990Serving Ontario

150Technicians, stocked trucks

120,000Homeowners trust us

Furnaces, Boilers & Tankless
24-Hour Emergency Heat
Carrier Factory Authorized

Call 416-460-5300 Richmond Hill Heating

Reviewed by Matthew Arbab, Managing Director, Aire One Heating & Cooling

When the temperature drops in Richmond Hill, your heating system stops being a background appliance and becomes the most important thing in the house. Finding the best heating company in Richmond Hill before an emergency strikes is one of the smartest moves a homeowner can make.

This guide covers the heating options available for a Richmond Hill home, what separates a reliable heating company from the rest, and why homeowners across the area have trusted Aire One Heating & Cooling since 1990. We install and service the full range of home heating, and we back it with 24-hour emergency service when winter does not cooperate.

Heating Options for Your Richmond Hill Home

The best heating company does not push one product, it helps you choose the right system for your home, your budget and your efficiency goals, guided by independent efficiency standards like ENERGY STAR. Aire One installs and services the full range of home heating:

Furnaces. The most common choice for Richmond Hill homes. High-efficiency gas furnaces heat quickly and cost less to run than older units.
Central heating systems and heat exchangers. The core of whole-home warmth, sized and balanced to heat every room evenly.
Boilers. For homes with hot-water or radiant heating, boilers deliver steady, comfortable warmth without forced air.
Tankless water heaters and hot water tanks. Reliable hot water on demand, matched to your household's needs.
Fireplaces. Efficient supplementary heat and a comfortable focal point for the home.
Heat pumps. Increasingly popular for year-round comfort, providing efficient heating in winter and cooling in summer.

Not sure which system fits? That is exactly what a heating company should help you work out, and Aire One's experts take a total-home approach to match the right heating to your house.

Since 1990Heating Ontario homes for three decades

Full LineFurnaces, boilers, tankless and fireplaces

24 HoursEmergency heating service, every day

What Makes a Heating Company Worth Trusting

Richmond Hill has no shortage of heating companies, so how do you spot the best heating company in Richmond Hill for your home? These are the signals that separate one worth trusting from one that simply advertises well:

A long, verifiable track record. A heating system is a fifteen to twenty year investment. A company that has operated for decades will still be there to honour a warranty.
Independent accreditation and real reviews. BBB accreditation and hundreds of genuine reviews are trust verified by others, not self-declared.
The right advice, not just a sale. A good company helps you decide between repair and replacement, and between heating systems, based on your home and budget.
Emergency availability. Heat that fails on the coldest night needs a company that answers, 24 hours a day.
Manufacturer authorization. Carrier authorization means the dealer has met the manufacturer's own standards for training and satisfaction.

Why Richmond Hill Homeowners Choose Aire One for Heating

What a heating company should offer	Aire One for Richmond Hill
The full range of heating systems	Yes. Furnaces, central heating, boilers, tankless, hot water tanks, fireplaces and heat pumps.
Honest, total-home advice	Yes. Experts size the right system to your home, budget and efficiency goals.
A long, verifiable history	Yes. Serving Ontario since 1990, confirmed by the BBB registry, LinkedIn and our own storefront.
Accreditation and strong reviews	Yes. BBB Accredited since 2007 with an A rating, and a 4.8 star Google rating across 573 reviews.
Emergency heat when it counts	Yes. 24-hour emergency service with electronically dispatched technicians. Call 310-HEAT (310-4328).
Manufacturer authorization	Yes. Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer and a Carrier President's Award recipient.

The Ratings Homeowners Actually Check

Do not take our word for it. These are the current scores for the Aire One head office in Markham, which serves Richmond Hill, on the platforms local homeowners already use to judge a heating company:

4.8

573 Google reviews

BBB Rating, Accredited since 2007

4.8

538 Birdeye reviews

4.8

Among the top rated in the area

Ratings shown for the Aire One Markham head office, verified July 27, 2026.

The Right System, Installed Right

The best heating company does not just sell you a furnace, it sizes and installs it so it heats your Richmond Hill home efficiently for years. That starts with a comfort advisor who assesses the house, explains the heating options in plain language, and stands behind the quote. Because our technicians are experienced, bonded and factory trained, and our trucks are stocked, the job is done properly the first time.

One team for the whole home, heating in winter and cooling in summer.

And when a heating system fails on the coldest night of the year, dispatch runs around the clock. A no-heat call on a Saturday night in Richmond Hill gets the same fast response as one on a Tuesday morning.

Complete Home Comfort, Not Just Heating

While heating is the priority in a Richmond Hill winter, the best time to think about the rest of the system is before you need it. Aire One handles the whole home from one team: furnaces, boilers, tankless and central heating, plus air conditioners and ductless systems, heat pumps, and indoor air quality equipment. Pairing a heating upgrade with an aging air conditioner, for example, is often the more efficient move.

As the best heating company in Richmond Hill for whole-home comfort, we serve Richmond Hill and the surrounding communities, including Markham, Vaughan, Thornhill, Aurora, Newmarket and North York.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the best heating company in Richmond Hill?

Aire One Heating & Cooling is a strong choice for Richmond Hill heating: serving Ontario since 1990, installing the full range of heating systems, Carrier Factory Authorized, BBB Accredited since 2007 with an A rating, a 4.8 star Google rating across 573 reviews, and offering 24-hour emergency service.

What types of heating systems does Aire One install?

Aire One installs and services furnaces, central heating systems and heat exchangers, boilers, tankless water heaters, hot water tanks, fireplaces and heat pumps, so your home gets the right system for its needs.

Does Aire One offer emergency heating repair in Richmond Hill?

Yes. Emergency service runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year, with electronically dispatched technicians. Call 310-HEAT (310-4328) or 416-460-5300.

How do I know whether to repair or replace my heating system?

An Aire One comfort advisor can assess your system and recommend repair or replacement based on its age, condition and running costs, along with the most cost-effective options for your home.

Which communities near Richmond Hill does Aire One serve?

Aire One serves Richmond Hill and surrounding communities, including Markham, Vaughan, Thornhill, Aurora, Newmarket and North York.

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Managing Director, Aire One Heating & Cooling

Keep Richmond Hill Warm This Winter

Heating Ontario homes since 1990. Get honest advice on the right system for your home, and see for yourself why so many rank Aire One as the best heating company in Richmond Hill.

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Heat Pump Cost in Ontario: Prices, Rebates and Real Savings 2026

Matthew ARBAB — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 05:24:31 +0000

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Aire One / Smart Thermostats / Summer 2026

Your air conditioner is only as smart as the thing telling it what to do

Ontario will pay you to upgrade the least glamorous part of your cooling system. Here is the rebate verified against the official program, what the savings claim actually says, and the one thing a thermostat cannot fix.

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Aire One Heating & Cooling is an Ontario HVAC network of independent locations serving homeowners across Metro Toronto, Mississauga, Hamilton, Kitchener, Durham, Simcoe and London, with 24 hour emergency service, reachable at 310-4328.

Matthew Arbab

Managing Director, Aire One Heating & Cooling · Reviewed July 16, 2026

Short answer: a smart thermostat improves summer air conditioning by cooling to your schedule instead of an empty house, and in Ontario the upgrade is subsidized right now. The Home Renovation Savings program pays a $100 rebate on eligible models, verified on the official program site on July 16, 2026, with the offer running to December 31, 2026. On savings, the honest number is modest: Natural Resources Canada puts typical savings at about 8 per cent of annual heating and cooling costs, and the program itself states savings are not guaranteed. On top of that, Ontario's Peak Perks program pays $75 at sign-up and $20 a year after for letting your thermostat ease off during summer peak hours. What a thermostat cannot do is rescue an air conditioner that is struggling for mechanical reasons, and that distinction is where most disappointed buyers went wrong.

What a smart thermostat actually does in summer

A conventional thermostat holds one temperature until a human changes it. Through a GTA summer that usually means the air conditioner runs all afternoon to cool a house nobody is in, then gets cranked when everyone comes home hot and irritated.

A smart thermostat replaces that with three specific behaviours. It follows a schedule, so cooling eases off when the house empties and recovers before you return. It responds to occupancy, using sensors or your phone's location to notice the house is empty even when the schedule says otherwise. And it reports, showing you when and how long the air conditioner actually ran, which is how most owners discover their system runs far more than they assumed.

None of that is magic. All of it is arithmetic: an air conditioner that runs fewer hours costs less to operate and accumulates wear more slowly. The savings come from run time you did not need, which is also why the savings depend heavily on your household. A home that is empty most weekdays has run time to recover. A home with someone in it all day has much less.

The 8 per cent figure, and what it really says

Most pages selling smart thermostats quote savings of 20 per cent and up, with no source. The traceable public figure is smaller. Natural Resources Canada puts typical savings at about 8 per cent of annual heating and cooling costs, and that is the figure Save on Energy itself cites in its own smart thermostat buying guide.

Two honest things about that number. First, it covers heating and cooling together across the year, not air conditioning alone, and in most Ontario homes heating is the bigger share of the bill. Second, the Home Renovation Savings program prints its own caveat: savings depend on your home, your habits and your weather, and are not guaranteed. A device that adjusts temperature setpoints can only save energy your habits were wasting.

That is also why ENERGY STAR certification matters more here than on most products. Certified smart thermostat models are required to demonstrate their savings from actual field data collected in real homes, not from a laboratory estimate. The rebate program below only pays on models from that certified list.

The comparison nobody makes. The realistic alternative to a smart thermostat is not a blank wall, it is a basic programmable thermostat, set correctly. A well programmed schedule captures a lot of the same savings. What the smart unit adds is that it keeps working when your schedule changes, it notices when you are away, and it shows you the run time data. If your routine never varies and you programmed your old thermostat properly, your savings will be at the low end. That is not a reason to skip it at a $100 rebate. It is a reason to hold realistic expectations.

The $100 rebate, verified against the program

The smart thermostat rebate Ontario homeowners can claim right now sits inside the Home Renovation Savings program, run by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy and supported by the provincial government. It is one of the simplest rebates in the whole program: no home energy assessment, no contractor requirement, no bundling rule.

Home Renovation Savings smart thermostat rebate, verified at homerenovationsavings.ca on July 16, 2026
Path	Amount	How it works
Before you buy	$100 instant (code at checkout)	Apply on the program site, receive a code by email, use it in store at The Home Depot or online at Best Buy, Copeland Sensi, ecobee or Mysa
After you buy	$100 rebate (receipt within 60 days)	Buy an eligible model from any retailer, then upload your receipt on the program site within 60 days of purchase
Program window	To Dec 31, 2026 (per program terms)	Purchase, install and activate within the program window. Programs change without notice, so re-check on the day you buy

The eligible list is specific models, not brands in general. As of July 16, 2026 it covers models from ecobee, Google Nest, Honeywell Home, Copeland Sensi, Mysa and Sinope, with the exact model numbers listed on the program page. A lookalike unit from a marketplace seller does not qualify, and neither does a model bought outside the program window.

Eligibility is about your home, not your income. You need to either be an Enbridge Gas customer heating primarily with a natural gas furnace or boiler, or be connected to the Ontario electricity grid and heat or cool electrically. You must live in a single or semi-detached home, row home, townhome or a mobile home on a permanent foundation, and you cannot have already received a smart thermostat rebate, discount or free device from Enbridge Gas, Save on Energy or this program. One per household. Cornwall Electric customers are on the Hydro-Quebec grid and are excluded.

$100

Rebate, either path

Typical savings (NRCan)

60 days

Receipt deadline, post-purchase

Peak Perks: the summer program on top

This is the part of the smart thermostat story that is genuinely about summer, and most articles skip it entirely. Once your thermostat is installed and connected, Ontario's Peak Perks program pays you for allowing small, scheduled temperature adjustments during peak electricity demand between June and September. You receive $75 when you sign up and $20 each year after, verified on the program page on July 16, 2026.

Here is what you are agreeing to, plainly. On the hottest weekday afternoons, when the whole province's air conditioners are straining the grid at once, the program nudges your setpoint up briefly. You can override it any time you are uncomfortable. In exchange, the grid avoids firing up its most expensive generation, and you get paid.

Between the rebate and the first Peak Perks payment, a mid-range unit comes close to paying for its hardware before it has saved a single kilowatt hour. That is the honest financial case, and it is stronger than the savings percentage alone.

What a thermostat cannot fix

A thermostat is a controller. It decides when the air conditioner runs. It has no influence over how well the air conditioner runs, and that distinction is where smart thermostat buyers most often end up disappointed.

If your system takes all afternoon to pull the house down two degrees, freezes its coil, blows weak air from the vents, or trips the breaker on the hottest days, the problem is mechanical: a clogged filter, a refrigerant issue, failing components, leaky ductwork, or a unit that was never sized correctly for the house. A smart thermostat bolted onto any of those will faithfully schedule a struggling machine. Your energy reports will look worse, not better, because now you can see how long it runs.

There is one case where the pairing genuinely matters at equipment level. If your home has a heat pump with backup electric heat, the thermostat's control logic decides when the expensive backup elements engage, and a smart unit configured correctly can prevent them from running when the heat pump alone would do. If you are weighing that system, our guide to heat pump costs and rebates in Ontario covers what that equipment and its much larger rebate actually look like.

The practical order of operations: if your cooling is already adequate, the thermostat is a cheap, subsidized improvement. If your cooling is not adequate, get the system assessed first, because you are about to automate a problem.

Check compatibility before you buy

Most rebate returns come from compatibility, not defects. Check these four things before spending anything.

Your system type. The rebate list covers low-voltage central systems: furnaces, central air conditioning, and heat pumps. Electric baseboard heaters use line voltage and need a different class of thermostat entirely. A standard smart thermostat wired to a baseboard circuit is a safety problem, not a savings project.
The C-wire. Smart thermostats need constant power. Many older Ontario homes have no common wire behind the existing thermostat. Some models ship with a power adapter that works around it, others need a wire run or a professional install. Take a photo behind your current thermostat before you choose a model.
The exact model number. The program pays on listed model numbers, not product families. Check the model on the box against the program page before checkout, especially for older generations still on retail shelves.
Heat pump settings. If you have a heat pump with auxiliary heat, the thermostat must be configured for it during setup. Wrong settings quietly run the backup heat and erase the savings. This is the one install we recommend having done professionally.

Frequently asked questions

How much can a smart thermostat save on air conditioning in Ontario?

The traceable public figure comes from Natural Resources Canada: typical savings of about 8 per cent of annual heating and cooling costs, and that is the number Save on Energy cites in its own buying guide. It covers heating and cooling together, not air conditioning alone, and the Home Renovation Savings program states savings are not guaranteed because they depend on your home and habits. Homes that are empty on a regular schedule save the most.

Is there a smart thermostat rebate in Ontario in 2026?

Yes. The Home Renovation Savings program, run by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy, pays a $100 rebate on eligible smart thermostat models, verified on the official program site on July 16, 2026. You can take it as an instant $100 code before you buy, redeemable at The Home Depot in store or at Best Buy, Copeland Sensi, ecobee or Mysa online, or as a $100 post-purchase rebate from any retailer by uploading your receipt within 60 days. Program terms run to December 31, 2026, and programs change without notice, so confirm on the day you buy.

Which smart thermostats qualify for the Ontario rebate?

Specific model numbers from ecobee, Google Nest, Honeywell Home, Copeland Sensi, Mysa and Sinope, as listed on the Home Renovation Savings program page as of July 16, 2026. The list names exact models, not brands, so check the model number on the box against the program page before you pay. One rebate per household, and you cannot have previously received a smart thermostat rebate, discount or device from Enbridge Gas, Save on Energy or the program.

What is Peak Perks and how much does it pay?

Peak Perks is Ontario's demand response program for smart thermostats. After installing an eligible connected thermostat, you get paid for allowing small, scheduled temperature adjustments during peak electricity demand between June and September. It pays $75 when you sign up and $20 each year after, verified July 16, 2026, and you can override any adjustment if you are uncomfortable.

Will a smart thermostat fix a struggling air conditioner?

No. A thermostat controls when your air conditioner runs, not how well it runs. Weak airflow, long cooling times, a freezing coil or tripped breakers point to mechanical problems such as a clogged filter, refrigerant issues or incorrect sizing, and a smart thermostat will simply schedule the struggling machine. Have the system assessed first. If cooling is already adequate, the thermostat is a cheap, subsidized improvement.

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Matthew Arbab is the Managing Director of Aire One Heating & Cooling, an HVAC network of independent locations that has served Ontario homeowners since 1990. Aire One is a BBB accredited business. Reviewed for technical accuracy against Natural Resources Canada, Save on Energy and Home Renovation Savings program sources on July 16, 2026.

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Sources. Home Renovation Savings, smart thermostat rebate (cited for the $100 rebate amount, both redemption paths, eligible brands and models, eligibility rules, the Peak Perks amounts, and the program's own note that savings are not guaranteed; verified July 16, 2026). Program terms and conditions (cited for the program window to December 31, 2026, the one-per-household rule, and the requirement that the thermostat control the primary heating or cooling source). Save on Energy, smart thermostat buying guide (cited for the Natural Resources Canada figure of about 8 per cent typical savings on annual heating and cooling costs, and for compatibility guidance). Natural Resources Canada, smart thermostats (cited for ENERGY STAR certification being based on field data from real homes). Aire One Heating & Cooling is a licensed heating, cooling and indoor air quality contractor; all work is subject to site assessment. Rebate eligibility is determined by the program administrators, not by Aire One. Rebate amounts and program terms change without notice; the figures above were verified July 16, 2026 and should be confirmed on the day you buy. Terms and conditions apply. This article is general information, not a quote and not an offer.

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Beat the Carbon Tax: Why a Heat Pump is Your Smartest HVAC Investment in the GTA

Matthew ARBAB — Sat, 30 May 2026 03:01:29 +0000

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Heat Pump GTA: 5 Reasons It's Your Best HVAC Investment

Discover how upgrading to an advanced cold-climate heat pump GTA protects your household from rising utility expenses, optimizes energy efficiency across the Greater Toronto Area, and future-proofs your home comfort.

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Homeowners across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) looking for a reliable heat pump GTA solution face a persistent challenge as utility expenses and carbon pricing policies evolve. Maintaining optimal indoor comfort through freezing winter mornings and humid summer afternoons demands reliable heating and cooling equipment. Traditional gas furnaces rely entirely on fossil fuels, exposing households to fluctuating fuel rates and carbon levies. Upgrading to a modern, high-efficiency heat pump represents a strategic pivot for GTA residents seeking long-term financial predictability and superior home comfort.

At Aire One Markham, serving Ontario families since 1990 with 150 dedicated technicians and fully stocked service vehicles, we help homeowners navigate these transitions seamlessly. As a premier Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer, we ensure that every HVAC installation in Markham adheres to the highest standards of energy efficiency and operational reliability.

Why a Heat Pump GTA is Your Smartest HVAC Investment

Ontario operates on an electrical grid where over ninety percent of generation is emissions-free. This clean electrical baseline creates an exceptional environment for electric-powered heating technologies. While traditional gas furnaces continue to burn natural gas directly on-site, cold-climate heat pump systems extract thermal energy from ambient outdoor air, even when temperatures drop significantly below freezing.

When carbon pricing policies and energy regulations shift, homeowners heating with natural gas experience direct cost pressures per cubic metre of fuel consumed. Understanding the federal carbon pricing system in Canada is vital for every homeowner looking to safeguard their long-term utility budget. High-efficiency heat pumps leverage thermodynamic cycles to deliver multiple units of heat for every single unit of electrical energy consumed, shielding households from carbon tax volatility.

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Modern cold-climate heat pumps, particularly units engineered by Carrier and York, are specifically designed for harsh Canadian winters. Unlike older legacy units, modern systems maintain exceptional heating capacity and coefficient of performance (COP) even during extreme sub-zero weather.

Figure 1: Professional Carrier heat pump installation executed by Aire One Markham certified technicians, providing optimal energy efficiency against rising utility costs.

For GTA homeowners, choosing a quality heat pump serves as a versatile dual-purpose appliance. During summer months, it functions as a high-efficiency central air conditioner. When winter arrives, it reverses cycle to deliver reliable warmth. For properties equipped with existing gas infrastructure, a hybrid dual-fuel configuration pairing the heat pump with a high-efficiency furnace represents the ultimate intelligent heating strategy.

System Feature	Traditional Gas Furnace	Modern Cold-Climate Heat Pump
Primary Energy Source	Natural Gas (Fossil Fuel)	Clean Electricity (Grid-tied)
Carbon Tax Exposure	Directly impacted by carbon pricing	Shielded by clean electrical grid
Summer Function	Requires separate AC unit	Integrated high-efficiency cooling ✓
Energy Efficiency	Up to 98% AFUE	Up to 300% to 400% thermodynamic efficiency ✓

Financial and Environmental Advantages for GTA Homeowners

Investing in a heat pump delivers substantial returns not only through immediate utility savings but also by significantly reducing your household carbon footprint. According to the official Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) guidelines, heat pumps are a proven and reliable technology capable of providing dependable year-round comfort across Canada.

Various grants and incentives are available for homeowners upgrading to energy-efficient systems. Aire One Markham assists clients in verifying active provincial and federal incentive programs to ensure you maximize the financial return on your investment. Note that incentive amounts and availability fluctuate, making it essential to consult with our certified specialists for the most up-to-date guidance.

Trust and Reliability: The Aire One Markham Standard

At Aire One Markham, our reputation rests on decades of professional excellence. As a certified Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer and trusted expert in leading brands such as York and Aprilaire, we ensure every household receives precisely sized equipment matched to their exact budget and comfort requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will a heat pump keep my GTA home warm during extreme winter freezes?

Yes. Modern cold-climate heat pumps are specifically engineered to provide reliable heating performance even when outdoor temperatures drop below negative twenty degrees Celsius. For complete peace of mind during historic cold snaps, many GTA homeowners choose a hybrid dual-fuel system that integrates a high-efficiency gas furnace as a seamless backup.

How does a heat pump protect against carbon tax increases?

Because heat pumps run on electricity rather than burning fossil fuels directly on your property, they insulate your household from direct carbon levies applied to natural gas consumption. Given that Ontario's electrical grid is over ninety percent emissions-free, operating a heat pump yields cleaner, more stable long-term energy costs.

Are professional installations covered by warranties?

As a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer, Aire One Markham provides exceptional manufacturer warranties alongside our dedicated labour guarantees. Our 150 certified technicians ensure every system is sized correctly and installed to exacting industry standards.

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Matthew Arbab oversees technical standards and operational excellence at Aire One Markham. With extensive expertise in residential HVAC solutions across Ontario, he ensures every homeowner receives transparent guidance, energy-efficient recommendations, and superior installation service.

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Guide to Choosing the Right HVAC System for Your Home

Matthew ARBAB — Mon, 20 May 2024 15:17:04 +0000

Choosing the right HVAC system for your home is crucial for ensuring comfort, efficiency, and cost savings. The professional and highly skilled team from Aire One is here to help with all your HVAC needs. Here are some key factors to consider when selecting the best HVAC system for your home:

Size of Your Home: The size of your home plays a significant role in determining the type and size of the HVAC system you need. An undersized system will struggle to maintain a comfortable temperature, while an oversized system will cycle on and off frequently, wasting energy and money.
Energy Efficiency: Look for HVAC systems with high energy efficiency ratings. Systems with a high Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) or Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF) will save you money on your energy bills over time.
Climate Considerations: Your local climate influences the type of HVAC system you should choose. For instance, homes in colder climates may benefit from a heat pump or a furnace, while those in warmer regions might prefer an air conditioner or a ductless mini-split system.
Indoor Air Quality: Modern HVAC systems often include features that improve indoor air quality, such as advanced filtration systems, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers. These features can be particularly beneficial for households with allergy sufferers or respiratory conditions.
Smart Technology: Consider HVAC systems that are compatible with smart thermostats and home automation systems. These technologies allow you to control your HVAC system remotely, optimize energy usage, and maintain a comfortable home environment effortlessly.
Budget and Financing: HVAC systems can be a significant investment. Consider your budget and explore financing options that may be available to help you manage the cost.

By considering these factors, you can make an informed decision and choose an HVAC system that meets your home’s needs. For personalized advice and professional installation, trust the experienced team at Aire One to guide you through the process.

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Preparing Your Outdoor HVAC Unit for Summer: Essential Maintenance Tips

Matthew ARBAB — Mon, 15 Apr 2024 14:24:57 +0000

As the warmer months approach, it’s crucial to ensure your outdoor HVAC unit is ready to handle the increased workload. Proper maintenance not only enhances performance but also extends the lifespan of your system. Here are some essential tips to prepare your outdoor HVAC unit for summer:

Clean Surrounding Area: Clear any debris, leaves, or vegetation around the outdoor unit to ensure proper airflow and prevent obstruction.
Inspect for Damage: Check for any visible signs of damage, such as dents, corrosion, or bent fins, and address them promptly to prevent further issues.
Trim Nearby Foliage: Trim back any overhanging branches or shrubs to maintain at least two feet of clearance around the unit.
Clean Condenser Coils: Gently clean the condenser coils using a soft brush or vacuum to remove dirt, dust, and debris buildup, which can hinder heat transfer.
Check Refrigerant Levels: Inspect refrigerant lines for leaks and ensure proper refrigerant levels are maintained by scheduling a professional service if needed.
Straighten Fins: Use a fin comb to straighten any bent fins on the condenser coil, allowing for optimal airflow and efficiency.
Inspect Electrical Connections: Check electrical connections for tightness, corrosion, or signs of wear, and tighten or replace as necessary to prevent electrical issues.
Test Thermostat: Verify that your thermostat is functioning correctly and calibrated accurately to maintain desired indoor temperatures efficiently.
Change Air Filters: Replace air filters to ensure proper airflow and prevent strain on the system, improving efficiency and indoor air quality.
Schedule Professional Maintenance: Consider scheduling a professional maintenance service with experts like Aire One to thoroughly inspect and tune up your outdoor HVAC unit before the summer season begins.

Following these maintenance tips will help ensure your outdoor HVAC unit operates efficiently throughout the summer, keeping your home cool and comfortable.

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Dealing with Humidity: Spring HVAC Solutions

Matthew ARBAB — Mon, 08 Apr 2024 20:35:38 +0000

As spring rolls in, so does the challenge of managing rising humidity levels in your home. Excess humidity can lead to discomfort, mold growth, and even damage to your property. However, with the right HVAC solutions, you can maintain optimal indoor humidity levels and ensure a comfortable living environment.

One effective solution is to invest in a dehumidification system for your HVAC system. These systems work to remove excess moisture from the air, preventing it from accumulating and causing problems. By maintaining balanced humidity levels, you can improve indoor air quality and reduce the risk of mold and mildew growth.

Regular maintenance of your HVAC system is also essential in combating humidity. A well-maintained system operates more efficiently, ensuring proper airflow and moisture control. Schedule a spring tune-up with the professional team at Aire One to clean coils, replace filters, and inspect for any issues that could contribute to high humidity levels.

In addition to HVAC solutions, there are several lifestyle changes you can make to reduce indoor humidity. Use exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchens to remove moisture from the air, and avoid activities that generate excess humidity, such as boiling water on the stove or taking long showers.

Proper ventilation is another key factor in managing humidity levels. Ensure that your home is adequately ventilated to allow moisture to escape, especially in areas prone to high humidity such as basements and attics.

By taking proactive measures and investing in the right HVAC solutions, you can effectively manage humidity levels in your home and enjoy a comfortable living environment year-round.

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Spring HVAC Tune-Up Checklist: What You Need to Know

Matthew ARBAB — Mon, 01 Apr 2024 19:17:19 +0000

As the seasons change and temperatures begin to rise, it’s essential to ensure your HVAC system is ready to handle the demands of spring and summer. A comprehensive tune-up can improve efficiency, extend the lifespan of your system, and enhance indoor comfort. Here’s a checklist to guide you through your spring HVAC tune-up.

Inspect and Clean Air Ducts: Check for any obstructions or leaks in your air ducts and clean them to ensure optimal airflow.

Change Air Filters: Replace air filters to improve indoor air quality and prevent strain on your HVAC system.

Check Thermostat Settings: Verify that your thermostat is programmed correctly for springtime temperatures and consider upgrading to a programmable or smart thermostat for enhanced efficiency.

Inspect Outdoor Unit: Clear debris such as leaves, twigs, and dirt from around the outdoor unit (condenser) to ensure proper airflow.

Clean Condenser Coils: Remove dirt and debris from the condenser coils to improve cooling efficiency.

Inspect Refrigerant Levels: Ensure that refrigerant levels are adequate for optimal cooling performance. If levels are low, schedule a professional recharge.

Test Electrical Components: Check electrical connections, capacitors, and contactors for signs of wear or damage and replace as needed to prevent system failure.

Lubricate Moving Parts: Lubricate moving parts such as motors and bearings to reduce friction and prolong the life of your HVAC system.

Inspect Blower Motor: Clean and inspect the blower motor and fan assembly for any issues that may affect airflow.

Schedule Professional Maintenance: Consider hiring a professional HVAC technician from Aire One to perform a thorough inspection and tune-up of your system for peace of mind and optimal performance.

By following this spring HVAC tune-up checklist, you can ensure your system is running efficiently and effectively throughout the warmer months, keeping your home comfortable and energy costs down.

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Maximizing Energy Efficiency in Your Home this Spring with HVAC Upgrades

Matthew ARBAB — Mon, 25 Mar 2024 16:12:31 +0000

As spring arrives and temperatures begin to rise, it’s the perfect time to focus on maximizing energy efficiency in your home, particularly with HVAC upgrades. Here’s how you can make the most of this season to enhance energy efficiency:

Firstly, consider upgrading to a high-efficiency HVAC system. Newer models are designed to consume less energy while providing superior heating and cooling performance. Look for systems with high SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) ratings for air conditioners and AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) ratings for furnaces to ensure optimal efficiency.

Secondly, invest in a programmable thermostat or smart thermostat. These devices allow you to set schedules for heating and cooling, ensuring your HVAC system operates only when needed. By adjusting temperatures based on your schedule, you can significantly reduce energy waste and lower your utility bills.

Additionally, don’t overlook the importance of proper insulation and sealing in your home. Insulating attics, walls, and ductwork, as well as sealing gaps and cracks around windows, doors, and ducts, can prevent energy loss and improve overall HVAC efficiency.

Moreover, consider upgrading to energy-efficient windows and doors. Windows and doors with low-E coatings and high-quality seals can reduce heat transfer, keeping your home more comfortable while reducing the workload on your HVAC system.

Lastly, don’t forget about regular maintenance. Schedule a professional HVAC tune-up in the spring to ensure your

system is operating at peak efficiency. Aire One’s professional and highly skilled team can inspect your HVAC system, clean components, and make any necessary adjustments to improve efficiency and prevent breakdowns.

By implementing these HVAC upgrades and maintenance practices in the spring, you can maximize energy efficiency in your home, reduce energy consumption, and enjoy lower utility bills throughout the year.

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How Cold-Climate Heat Pumps Outperform Traditional Systems

Financial and Environmental Advantages for GTA Homeowners

Trust and Reliability: The Aire One Markham Standard

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How does a heat pump protect against carbon tax increases?

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