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Heat Pump Success Stories

Heat pump success stories from across Toronto — read on for advice, project budgets, and to see which contractors your neighbours are using

Toronto Heat Pump Success Stories

100+ year old radiators meet modern heat pumps

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.

Less Oil, More Heat Pump!

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

One home's path to 96% emissions reduction

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.

Mary’s Unexpected Heat Pump

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

Leaky Furnace Turns into Heat Pump Enlightenment

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

Planning ahead made this gas-free transition stress-free

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.

Three generations in one healthy, sustainable home

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.


From gas leak to gas-free: A young family's journey

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 Climate Activists Reduce Their Emissions

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

More stories from our partners

Our friends and Partner Communities across Toronto have published stories about change makers in their neighbourhoods.

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