Central Heat Pumps
BOSCH Central Heat Pump – 60000 BTU – SEER 20.5 – Model BOVA60
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Original price was: $9,599.00.$8,799.00Current price is: $8,799.00.
Lennox Central Heat Pump – 36,000 BTU – 21.5 SEER – Model EL21KLV
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Original price was: $9,399.00.$8,799.00Current price is: $8,799.00.
Lennox Central Heat Pump – 36,000 BTU – SEER 24 – Model SL22KLV
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Original price was: $10,499.00.$9,799.00Current price is: $9,799.00.Lennox Central Heat Pump – 48,000 BTU – 21.5 SEER – Model EL21KLV
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Original price was: $10,399.00.$9,999.00Current price is: $9,999.00.
Mitsubishi Heat Pump – 24000 BTU – SEER 15 – Model PUZ-HA24NHA1
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Original price was: $11,999.00.$11,199.00Current price is: $11,199.00.Lennox Central Heat Pump – 48,000 BTU – SEER 22.2 – Model SL22KLV
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Original price was: $11,799.00.$11,299.00Current price is: $11,299.00.
Mitsubishi Heat Pump – 30000 BTU – SEER 16 – Model PUZ-HA30NKA
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Original price was: $12,299.00.$11,499.00Current price is: $11,499.00.Lennox Central Heat Pump – 60,000 BTU – SEER 22.2 – Model SL22KLV
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Original price was: $12,599.00.$12,299.00Current price is: $12,299.00.Mitsubishi Heat Pump – 36000 BTU – SEER 15.50 – Model PUZ-HA36NKA
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Original price was: $14,099.00.$13,499.00Current price is: $13,499.00.Get a Quote
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Your Complete Solution for Modern Heating & Cooling
For all-season comfort, central and ductless heat pumps are changing the way Canadian homes stay warm in winter and cool in summer. At HVAC Near Me, we offer a complete selection of heating and cooling systems, from central heat pumps to ductless mini-split systems designed for zoned temperature control.
Whether you’re upgrading from an older air conditioner, expanding with a ductless unit for a new space, or investing in a cold climate model for maximum efficiency, our team provides expert guidance, high-quality products, professional installation, and dependable after-sale support.
Why Choose a Central Heat Pump?
Efficient Year-Round Comfort
A central heat pump provides both heating and cooling through one system. Using advanced air-source technology, it draws heat from the outdoor air in winter and expels indoor heat during summer, keeping your home comfortable while reducing energy consumption.
Hybrid Heating Flexibility
Pairing a central heat pump with a furnace or air handler (AHU) creates a hybrid system that delivers maximum energy efficiency and reliable backup heat during Ontario’s coldest months.
Cold Climate Performance
Modern cold-climate heat pumps are engineered to perform efficiently even at sub-zero temperatures, a perfect match for Canadian winters.
Scalable for Every Home
Available in 2-ton to 5-ton capacities, central heat pumps can be precisely matched to your home’s size, ensuring consistent performance and optimal comfort throughout every season.
Complete Product Range
At HVAC Near Me, we proudly offer a wide range of home heating and cooling systems, including:
Why Central & Mini-Split Heat Pumps Are a Smart Choice
Energy Efficiency
Inverter-driven compressors and ENERGY STAR® certifications help lower energy bills while maintaining steady comfort.
Zoned Temperature Control
Ductless mini-split systems allow precise temperature management in different rooms, reducing wasted energy and improving comfort.
Long-Term Value
With professional installation and regular maintenance, heat pumps can last well over 15 years, providing strong ROI and increasing your property’s long-term value.
Buying a Central Heat Pump with HVAC Near Me
FAQ
How Does a Central Heat Pump Work?
A central heat pump transfers heat between your home and the outdoors, drawing in warmth during winter and releasing indoor heat during summer. Connected to your ductwork and air handler or furnace, it provides efficient, even comfort throughout your home.
Are Heat Pumps Effective in Cold Canadian Winters?
Yes. Cold-climate air-source heat pumps (ccASHP) are specifically engineered for sub-zero temperatures, ensuring dependable heating performance even during harsh Ontario winters.
What’s the Difference Between a Central Heat Pump and a Mini-Split?
A central heat pump distributes air through ducts for whole-home comfort, while a mini-split provides targeted heating and cooling to specific zones without ductwork, ideal for room additions or independent control.
Can I Pair a Heat Pump with My Existing Furnace?
Absolutely. Many furnaces can operate as air handlers (AHU), forming a hybrid heating system that balances efficiency with reliable backup heating.
How Long Does Heat Pump Installation Take?
Most central heat pump installations are completed within one to two days, depending on your existing ductwork and setup. Our team ensures minimal disruption and a seamless, safe installation process.