Compare installers: contact details, locations and Tukes register entries in one place.
We list 4 companies in Imatra. Of those, 4 are in the Tukes register (checked 11 September 2026).
Below is each company’s own page, with its contact details and the area it serves, and its offices on the map.
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✅ Tukes-certified cooling and electrical contracting company that sells and installs heat pumps, panels, and heating equipment in the Imatra and Lappeenranta region. The company specializes in renewable energy solutions, offering turnkey installation, maintenance, and repair services.
In the Tukes register: operating right L. Checked 11.9.2026.
Cancera Oy is a local HVAC professional serving Lappeenranta and Imatra. Their services include HVAC installations, maintenance, pipe renovations, and heating solutions such as heat pumps, geothermal heating, and oil burner maintenance. The company is an Uponor KOTI contractor and offers 24/7 emergency service. Reliable expertise for both new construction and renovation projects.
In the Tukes register: operating right A öljy. Checked 11.9.2026.
✅ Tukes-certified full-service heating company specializing in heat pump solutions. Operating since 2008, the company sells, installs, and services Bosch, Thermia, and Mitsubishi Electric geothermal, air-to-water, and air-to-air heat pumps. The service area covers the Imatra, Lappeenranta, Kotka, and Kouvola regions.
In the Tukes register: operating right A öljy. Checked 11.9.2026.
✅ Tukes-certified electrical multidisciplinary expert in the South Karelia region, specializing in renewable energy solutions. Services include electrical and telecommunications installations, solar power systems, heat pumps, and fire alarm installations for individuals, companies, and housing associations.
In the Tukes register: operating right A (sj). Checked 11.9.2026.
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Published prices across Finland run €13,000–€33,225. The spread is method, not noise: the sources are costing different jobs. €13,000–€20,000 turnkey — the site’s own typical range (urakkamaailma.fi, 14 August 2026). €23,000–€26,000 replacing oil heating, demolition included — 2 costed worked examples (Motiva, 2024). €27,075–€33,225 jobs actually paid for — median of 2 verified jobs (urakkadiili.fi, 13 May 2025). Usually quoted separately: the municipal permit fee, demolishing the old heating system, work on the electrical panel, a buffer cylinder, reinstating the garden after trenching and rebuilding the heat distribution network.
Sources:urakkamaailma.fi, 14 August 2026; Motiva, 2024; urakkadiili.fi, 13 May 2025
Household tax credit: 35% of the labour share of a company invoice, up to €1,600 per person per year, with a €150 own share (Verohallinto, 10 February 2026). The government has proposed raising this to 40% and €2,100 for 2026–2027, retroactively from 1 January 2026 (HE 113/2026 vp, Eduskunta, 11 June 2026). Parliament has not passed the bill, and the tax administration still writes about it in the conditional (Verohallinto, 16 June 2026).
Sources:Verohallinto, 10 February 2026; Eduskunta, 11 June 2026; Verohallinto, 16 June 2026
The grant is closed. Applications ended on 25 May 2026 at 16.15, the appropriation was spent in full and over 300 applicants received nothing. It used to pay €4,000 / €2,500 depending on the replacement system (Elinvoimakeskus, 1 September 2026). Giving up oil heating altogether carries an elevated credit of 60% of the labour share, up to €3,500 per person, in force until 31 December 2027 (Verohallinto, 10 February 2026).
Sources:Elinvoimakeskus, 1 September 2026; Verohallinto, 10 February 2026
It is set by the distribution temperature, not by the brand: 3.4 on 30 °C underfloor heating, 2.5 on a 60 °C radiator circuit, and 2.3 for domestic hot water (Ympäristöministeriö, 20 December 2017). That is the running cost difference the emitters make before any brand comparison. The pump is sized to part of the peak load, so 1–5% of the annual energy still comes from a back-up resistor at a coefficient of one (Motiva, 16 February 2026).
Sources:Ympäristöministeriö, 20 December 2017; Motiva, 16 February 2026
We list 4 companies in Imatra, and 4 of them are in the Tukes register (checked 11 September 2026). The map above shows which of them work nearest to you; open a company’s own page for its contact details and service area.