Have you been waiting to upgrade your heating system and planned on tapping into the OHPA program to help cover the cost of a new heat pump?
The Oil-to-Heat-Pump Affordability Program (OHPA), which once offered Nova Scotia homeowners up to $15,000 to switch from oil heating to a high-efficiency heat pump, has officially ended.
So what does that mean for you? Are you out of luck if you still want a heat pump? The good news is Nova Scotia homeowners can still claim up to $10,000 in combined rebates through two programs that are very much active in 2026: the Home Energy Assessment (HEA) and the Moderate Income Rebate (MIR). Here’s exactly how it works, who qualifies, and how to lock in your rebate before this funding gets capped too.
Who Qualifies?
Most Nova Scotia homeowners qualify for at least one program. It depends on:
- Household income (for MIR)
- Current heating type (oil, propane, wood, or electric)
- Completing a Home Energy Assessment first
How MADA Can Help
At MADA Construction, we handle the entire process — from booking your assessment to installing your system and guiding you through rebate paperwork.
For more information you can visit👇:
- Visit Efficiency Nova Scotia – Home Energy Assessment
- Or book directly through BuildingExpert.ca — call 902-417-3383 for details.
🎁 Exclusive MADA Promotional Offer!
Book your heat pump installation through MADA and we’ll stack an extra $5,000 on top of your $10,000 in government rebates — for a total of up to $15,000 in combined savings.
That’s our way of helping Nova Scotia homeowners get the same value OHPA used to offer — without the wait, the red tape, or the closed funding pool.
👉 Book your Free Assessment Today
