Free Guide — Residential Heat Pumps
Heat pumps built for Yukon winters — and rebates that can cover most of the install.
Modern cold-climate heat pumps are built for our winters — they keep producing heat at -30°C. Yukon rebate programs currently cover up to $24,000 through a 100% program and up to $15,000 through a 50% program, with energy savings typically in the 30% to 48% range. Which program applies and exactly how much you qualify for is confirmed during the site visit. Our free guide, Modern Heat Pump, explains the equipment, the install and the rebates in plain language, with no sales pitch.
The three equipment types
Ductless mini-splits, fully ducted central systems, and hybrid setups that pair a heat pump with your existing furnace — and which suits which kind of Yukon home.
How a heat pump actually works
In plain language: it moves heat rather than burning fuel to make it, which is why it still pulls warmth out of the air far below freezing.
What a real install looks like
Site assessment, indoor and outdoor unit placement, electrical, winter mounting height and snow clearance, and how long the crew is on site.
Rebates and costs, broken down
How the two Yukon rebate programs work, what paperwork is involved, how the rebate is applied against the install, and what your operating cost looks like after.
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