Every Home is Unique. Every Budget Matters. At Nova Heat Pumps, we know that no two homes are the same. Older Annapolis Valley and HRM homes have different insulation, layouts, and electrical capacities than newer builds. Similarly, every homeowner has different goals, whether it’s reducing oil consumption, lowering electricity bills, or improving year-round comfort. That’s why we offer heat pump solutions for a wide range of budgets, from cost-conscious options to high-efficiency premium systems. Tailored Recommendations, Not Pressure Sales Every assessment and quote is performed by licensed tradespeople, not commission-based sales staff. This means the people providing advice are the same ones who will install your system, ensuring recommendations are practical, accurate, and designed to last. During your home assessment, we evaluate: Your current heating system (oil, electric, or propane) Size, layout, and insulation of your home Electrical capacity for your new heat pump Your comfort, efficiency, and energy goals

Experience That Matters: Trusted Heat Pump Experts in the Annapolis Valley and HRM At Nova Heat Pumps, experience matters. Our team brings together over 100 years of combined experience. This isn’t just theoretical knowledge, it’s decades of hands-on work in Nova Scotia homes, from older farmhouses to modern builds. Our deep experience helps us anticipate challenges, solve problems efficiently, and deliver installations that last. When you choose Nova Heat Pumps, you’re not just hiring a contractor, you’re getting the benefit of decades of real-world expertise. Understanding Nova Scotia Homes Every home is unique, especially in the Annapolis Valley and HRM. Older homes can have drafty layouts and uneven heating, limited electrical capacity, or aging ductwork. Our work with older homes and modern builds gives us a broad perspective on what works best for any home type. Knowledge that allows us to install ducted or ductless heat pump systems that are

If you are currently heating your home with oil and considering a switch to an energy-efficient heat pump, now is the time to act. Efficiency Nova Scotia has confirmed that funding for the Oil to Heat Pump Affordability (OHPA) Program is being used at an accelerated rate due to extremely high demand. As a result, available funding is expected to be fully committed in early 2026. Once funding is exhausted, new applicants may no longer be able to receive support through this program. Summary of the Latest OHPA Update: Based on the most recent update from Efficiency Nova Scotia: Anticipated demand for the Oil to Heat Pump Program has been significantly exceeded. Available funding is expected to be fully allocated earlier than originally planned Homeowners are strongly encouraged to apply as soon as possible Delaying your application could result in missing out on thousands of dollars in funding Don’t delay! If

Heat pumps are one of the most efficient and co-effective ways to heat and cool homes in Nova Scotia’s climate. But to keep your system running at peak performance year-round, you’ll need to keep up with your regular maintenance.

Whether you live in Halifax, New Minas, Middleton, or anywhere in our service area, having yourheat pump inspected and serviced in the fall is one of the smartest things you can do to protectyour home comfort, your energy bills, and your investment. We’re getting into Fall, leaves are falling and temperatures are dropping, and we hate to say it,but winter won’t be soon behind. It’s important that your heat pump and home are ready for thecold months ahead. That starts with one of the most important seasonal services you canschedule: fall heat pump maintenance. Why Schedule Heat Pump Maintenance in the Fall? Here are 5 key reasons why fall maintenance with Nova Heat Pumps is a must before winterhits:   What’s Included in a Fall Heat Pump Maintenance Visit?When you schedule your seasonal tune-up with Nova Heat Pumps, our certified technicians will: Local Experts. Reliable Service. Nova Scotia Proud.At Nova