Woodstock · Oxford County, Ontario
Woodstock Heat Pump Installers: 5 Compared by Reviews + 2026 Rebates
Heat pump installers serving Woodstock, by Google rating: Enns Air (5.0, 125 reviews); Superior Plumbing & Heating of Woodstock (4.8, 53 reviews); Lloyd's (4.7, 103 reviews); Rick's Heating and Cooling (4.6, 34 reviews); Woodstock Heating & Air Conditioning (4.5, 20 reviews). Prices are quoted per home.
Heat Pumps · Woodstock
Heat Pumps vendors serving Woodstock.
As of Jul 15, 2026, 5 heat pump companies serving Woodstock, Ontario have passed our first-hand verification (service area and Google review record confirmed) — the largest verified review record is Enns Air at 5 stars across 125 Google reviews. Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program pays up to $7,500 for a cold-climate air-source heat pump ($12,000 ground-source) in homes heated with electricity, oil, propane or wood, and up to $2,000 in homes heated with Enbridge natural gas (verified October 2026; pre-approval required).
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| Vendor | Canadian-owned | Price range | Warranty | Verified reviews | Our take |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Enns Air Best overall | — | Quote needed | — | 5.0125 reviews · Google | London-based HVAC contractor with a perfect 5.0 across 125 reviews and recent heat-pump and mini-split installs reviewed by name. |
Superior Plumbing & Heating of Woodstock | — | Quote needed | — | 4.853 reviews · Google | 24-hour heating contractor on Mill Street, Woodstock. |
Lloyd's | — | Quote needed | — | 4.7103 reviews · Google | Woodstock HVAC and electrical contractor on Bysham Park Drive — one of the largest local review records in town. |
Rick's Heating and Cooling | — | Quote needed | — | 4.634 reviews · Google | Long-standing Woodstock heating and cooling shop on Nellis Street. |
Woodstock Heating & Air Conditioning | — | Quote needed | — | 4.520 reviews · Google | Local Woodstock heating contractor on Blandford Street. |
Review counts checked live on Google Maps, July 15, 2026. A dash means not yet verified — never a guess. Price ranges publish once we've gathered real local quotes, stamped with the month we verified them. How we choose vendors
Last verified: October 16, 2026 (Ontario rebates, against the official program page). Google ratings checked Jul 15, 2026.
Reviewed by John Moelker
Founder, CompareLocal.ca · Oxford County, Ontario · Updated October 2026 · How we choose
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Who installs heat pumps in Woodstock?
The verified table above lists contractors with Google review counts checked first-hand in July 2026 — including Enns Air (5.0, 125 reviews), Lloyd's (4.7, 103 reviews), Superior Plumbing & Heating of Woodstock (4.8, 53 reviews), Rick's Heating and Cooling (4.6, 34 reviews), and Woodstock Heating & Air Conditioning (4.5, 20 reviews). For the Ontario rebate you must use a program-registered contractor and get pre-installation approval before any work starts.
What heat pump rebates can Ontario homeowners get right now?
Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program (checked against the official page October 16, 2026) pays by your current heating fuel: homes heated with electricity, oil, propane or wood get $1,250 per ton, up to $7,500, for a cold-climate air-source heat pump and up to $12,000 for ground-source; homes heated with Enbridge natural gas get $500 per ton, up to $2,000 ($3,000 ground-source). Your contractor must be on the participating list and get pre-approval before installation. The federal Oil to Heat Pump Affordability program closed to applications on July 31, 2026.
Does a heat pump work in an Ontario winter?
Modern cold-climate models are built for it — they're rated to well below -20°C and are the standard the Ontario and federal rebate programs fund. The rebates require a model on Natural Resources Canada's qualified products list, which is effectively a built-in quality floor.
Do I need ductwork for a heat pump?
No. If your house has forced-air ducts, a central heat pump swaps in relatively simply. If it heats with a boiler or baseboards, ductless mini-splits (one or more wall heads) are the usual fit — both styles qualify for the rebates if the model is NRCan-listed.
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