Despite being told it was impossible, Margaret successfully heated her 1907 Toronto home with a hydronic heat pump and cut energy costs in half while eliminating gas.

Tired of $450 oil refills every 3 weeks, Paul switched to a heat pump — slashing costs and cutting carbon at the same time.

Over 24 years, Ian transformed his 1905 Toronto home from gas-reliant to fully electric with solar power and cut emissions by 96% through patient, strategic upgrades.

After 7 years of living with her trusty heat pump, she couldn’t be happier with her choice.

Tom thought Canadian homes needed a furnace — until his heat pump proved otherwise.

With smart planning and a Retrofit Advisor's help, Jennifer and Dan eliminated gas from their Toronto home and reduced emissions from 4.8 to 0.5 tonnes per year.

Debbie’s 1920s house now is 100% electric and solar powered — her update made space for family and cut 86% of her home’s emissions.

A gas leak on moving day inspired Adam and Monica to go fully electric — their planned approach and community guidance made it affordable at $18,000 after rebates.

Two committed climate activists from Toronto transformed their 1949 home by installing solar panels, ductless heat pumps, and upgrading their insulation.