Mitsubishi Heat Pumps in Ottawa
Comfort Tech is a Mitsubishi Authorized Dealer installing cold-climate heat pumps across Ottawa. Whether you're going fully electric or keeping your furnace as backup, we'll help you pick the right system.

Why Mitsubishi for an Ottawa Winter
Mitsubishi pioneered cold-climate heat pump technology, and it shows in how their systems behave when the temperature drops.
Hyper-Heating INVERTER
Delivers full rated heating capacity down to -25°C, with operation continuing to -30°C.
Variable Speed Operation
Runs at exactly the capacity your home needs instead of cycling on and off, which keeps temperatures steady and efficiency high.
12-Year Parts Warranty
Mitsubishi covers parts and the compressor for 12 years. Comfort Tech adds a 10-year labour warranty on our installations.
Quiet Outdoor Unit
Low enough that it won't bother you or your neighbours, which matters on a system that runs year-round.
Which Mitsubishi Is Right for Your Home?
Mitsubishi makes two cold-climate systems for Ottawa homes, and the right one comes down to a single question: do you have a gas furnace you want to keep?

Mitsubishi Hybrid — Keep Your Furnace
The heat pump handles most of the heating season and your existing gas furnace takes over on the coldest days. The most common choice for Ottawa homes on natural gas.
- You have a working gas furnace
- You want lower bills without giving up a backup
- Includes cooling, so it replaces your air conditioner too

Mitsubishi Zuba — Go Fully Electric
A single all-electric system that heats and cools with no fossil fuel backup at all. Built for homes leaving oil, propane, or electric baseboard heating behind.
- You heat with oil, propane, or electric baseboards
- You're building new or doing a major renovation
- You want to eliminate on-site emissions entirely
Not sure which fits? That's what the free in-home assessment is for. We'll look at your setup and tell you which one makes more sense.
Rebates Are Available Until November 2026
Comfort Tech is an approved contractor under Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program, which offers up to $7,500 toward a qualifying air source heat pump. Both Mitsubishi systems qualify. Rebates require written pre-approval before installation, and we handle the application.
Rebate amounts depend on how your home is heated. The maximum applies to homes on electricity, oil, propane, or wood. Natural gas homes qualify for less. We confirm your exact eligibility during your assessment.
What Does a Mitsubishi Heat Pump Cost in Ottawa?
Most Mitsubishi heat pump installations in Ottawa run between $8,000 and $20,000. Where you land depends on three things: whether your home already has ductwork, the capacity your home needs, and how many zones you're covering.
Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program takes up to $7,500 off that total on a qualifying air source heat pump, depending on how your home is heated now.
After a free in-home assessment you'll get three priced options — good, better, and best — with your rebate already applied.
Request a Free EstimateWhy Have Comfort Tech Install It
Authorized Mitsubishi Dealer
Factory-trained on the full cold-climate lineup. Installing through an authorized dealer is what activates the 12-year parts warranty.
10-Year Labour Warranty
Mitsubishi covers the parts for 12 years. We cover the labour for 10. Ottawa's best combined coverage.
Three Priced Options
Every quote comes with good, better, and best options at clear prices, with rebates already applied.
HRSP Approved Contractor
An approved contractor under Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program. We handle the application and secure pre-approval before installation.
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Mitsubishi Heat Pump FAQs
The Zuba is a standalone all-electric system with no fossil fuel backup. The Hybrid pairs a Mitsubishi heat pump with your existing gas furnace, running the heat pump most of the season and switching to gas on the coldest days. If you have a working gas furnace, the Hybrid is usually the better fit.
Yes. Both systems use Hyper-Heating INVERTER technology, which holds full rated heating capacity down to -25°C and continues operating to -30°C. Mitsubishi developed this specifically for cold climates.
Most installations run between $8,000 and $20,000, depending on your ductwork, the capacity your home needs, and how many zones you're covering. Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program takes up to $7,500 off a qualifying air source heat pump. After a free in-home assessment you'll get three priced options with your rebate already applied.
Yes. Both the Zuba and the Hybrid qualify under Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program, which runs through November 2026. The program requires an approved contractor and written pre-approval before installation. Comfort Tech is approved, and we handle the application.
Mitsubishi provides a 12-year parts and compressor warranty when the system is installed by an authorized dealer. Comfort Tech adds a 10-year labour warranty on top of that.
Sometimes, and it depends on your existing service and which system you choose. A fully electric Zuba draws more than a Hybrid that keeps the furnace. We check your panel during the assessment and include any required electrical work in your quote rather than adding it later.
Yes. Both systems provide cooling in summer from the same outdoor unit, so you don't need a separate air conditioner. Many Ottawa homeowners make the switch when their existing AC is near the end of its life.
Yes. Ductless Mitsubishi systems are a good fit for homes without ductwork, and for additions, finished basements, and rooms that have never been comfortable. We'll cover ducted and ductless options during your assessment.
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