Heat and Cool Your Home With One Efficient System
A heat pump moves heat instead of creating it directly, providing efficient cooling in summer and heating in cooler weather. Vista Services helps Ontario homeowners access eligible ducted, ductless and hybrid heat pump solutions through a lease-to-own program with $0 down, six months with no payments on eligible agreements and predictable monthly payments.
The Right Heat Pump Starts With the Right Design
Vista Services works with established heat pump manufacturers and independent HVAC contractors across Ontario. Your contractor should assess the home's heating and cooling loads, electrical capacity, existing ductwork, indoor and outdoor design temperatures, backup-heat strategy and equipment performance at low temperatures. Use an eligible contractor you know or ask us to help locate a participating dealer.
Upgrade Your Home Comfort Equipment
Upgrade to a heat pump for efficient heating and cooling, flexible installation options and more consistent year-round comfort.
Heating and Cooling in One System
A heat pump can provide both home heating and summer cooling from one efficient system.
Efficient Electric Home Heating
Heat pumps transfer heat efficiently, helping reduce energy use compared with traditional electric heating.
Flexible Options for Different Homes
Choose from ducted or ductless options to suit different homes, additions and comfort needs.
Year-Round Comfort Control
Modern heat pumps can provide steadier temperatures, quieter operation and improved comfort throughout the year.
Why Homeowners Choose Vista
$0 Down, No Large Upfront Payment
Get eligible equipment installed without paying the full purchase and installation cost upfront.
6 Months With No Payments
Take time to settle in with no payments for the first six months on qualifying new agreements.
Predictable Monthly Payments
Enjoy a consistent monthly payment, with eligible agreements including parts and labour coverage during the term.
Warranty
Coverage
Standard lease-to-own agreements include equipment parts and labour warranty for added peace of mind.
Switching to
Vista
Switching to Vista is simple. We can help manage the transition and eligible equipment removal charges or fees.
Modern, Efficient Equipment
Upgrade to modern, energy-efficient equipment designed to improve comfort, reliability and overall home efficiency.
Customer
Support
Get 24/7 Canadian-based support when you need it. Fast, local, transparent and reliable.
Worry-Free
Living
Enjoy dependable home comfort year-round with fewer unexpected costs and less to worry about.
Homeowners Trust Vista
When your home comfort equipment needs an upgrade, you want to know you're making the right choice. Here's what some Vista customers have to say about their experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions homeowners ask us most.
Many cold-climate models are designed to operate below freezing, but capacity and efficiency change as outdoor temperature falls. The correct design may include electric backup, a furnace in a hybrid system or another supplemental source. A contractor must model the home's load and the selected unit's low-temperature performance.
A ducted heat pump distributes air through ductwork. A ductless mini-split uses one or more indoor units connected to an outdoor unit. The right option depends on the home's layout, existing distribution system, zoning needs and renovation tolerance.
It may, but not in every home. Some projects use an all-electric design; others retain a furnace for backup or choose whichever source is most appropriate under certain conditions. The answer depends on load calculations, equipment capacity, electrical service, fuel availability and homeowner priorities.
Programs, funding levels, eligible equipment and application rules can change. Confirm current eligibility directly with the program administrator and your contractor before making a purchase decision. Do not assume approval until all requirements are satisfied.
Cooling performance is commonly compared using seasonal cooling ratings, while heating performance is often expressed using HSPF or newer regional metrics. Low-temperature capacity and efficiency data are especially important in Ontario. Ratings should be reviewed together, not as a single headline number.
Find Out Whether a Heat Pump Fits Your Home
Tell us about your current heating system, home type and comfort goals. A participating contractor can assess equipment sizing, electrical and ductwork requirements, backup heat and installation details. Incentive eligibility should be confirmed through the applicable program before purchase.