Technicians on call 24/7 — Tri-Cities, Burnaby, Surrey & Maple Ridge

(236) 222-2222

info@ableproheating.ca

Call any time(236) 222-2222 Book a visit
Call now Book a visit
Rebates and incentives

HVAC Rebates in BC, Explained Simply

Provincial, utility, municipal and federal programs can help with the cost of an efficient upgrade. We help you find out what applies to your home.

  • Programs explained plainly
  • Eligibility checked at quote
  • Paperwork help included
Book a visit(236) 222-2222

No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.

ENERGY ANALYSIS ยท Schematic
  • 24/7 emergency service
  • Tri-Cities, Burnaby, Surrey, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge
  • Clear quote before work starts
  • Tidy, respectful work
  • Furnaces and boilers
  • Air conditioning
  • Heat pumps
  • Water heaters
  • Book online in about a minute
Overview

Making sense of HVAC rebates in BC

HVAC rebates in BC come from several places at once: the provincial CleanBC programs, BC Hydro and FortisBC utility offers, top-ups from some municipalities and a handful of federal programs. Each has its own rules, its own list of qualifying equipment and its own deadlines, and they are updated often. It is easy to miss an offer or to install equipment that does not qualify.

Able Pro helps you sort through it. When we quote a heat pump, furnace, boiler or water heater upgrade, we check which current programs your home may qualify for, explain the requirements in plain language and help you prepare and submit the application. We cannot promise approval, since each program makes its own decisions, but we make sure you go in with the right information. The pages below cover each type of rebate in more detail.

Services

Choose the service you need

Air Conditioning RebateMost BC programs do not fund a cooling-only air conditioner, but a heat pump that cools in summer and heats in winter often can...Boiler RebatesUpgrading an old hot water boiler? Utility and provincial programs have supported efficient boilers and combi units. We help you...Canada Greener HomesThe Canada Greener Homes Grant is closed to new applicants, but federal and provincial options may still help with a heat pump...Dual Fuel RebatesKeep your gas furnace for cold snaps and let a heat pump do most of the work. Utility and provincial programs have supported this...Federal Heat Pump RebatesFederal support for heat pumps has shifted. Here is a plain guide to what has been offered and how it fits with BC programs.Furnace RebatesReplacing an old furnace? Gas utility offers, dual fuel incentives and heat pump programs may help. We confirm what is open for...Government HVAC RebatesFederal, provincial and municipal governments all play a part in HVAC incentives. Here is how the layers fit together for BC...Heat Pump RebatesHeat pumps get more rebate support than any other home heating upgrade in BC. We help you find the offers that fit your home.Provincial Heating RebatesCleanBC programs are the main source of provincial heating support. We explain how they work and help you apply for the ones that...Condo and Apartment Rebate ProgramLiving in a condo or apartment does not rule out a heat pump or a rebate. We help strata owners understand the programs and the...
What to know

Types of upgrades that may qualify

Eligibility depends on the program, your home and your current fuel, so treat this as a starting point.

01

Heat pumps

Ducted, ductless and cold-climate heat pumps receive the most attention from provincial and federal programs.

02

Dual fuel systems

A heat pump paired with a gas furnace has been eligible for some utility and provincial offers.

03

High-efficiency furnaces

Gas utility programs have at times supported replacing older furnaces with high-efficiency models.

04

Boilers and combi units

Condensing boilers and combination space and water heating units have qualified for some gas utility rebates.

05

Water heaters

Heat pump water heaters and certain high-efficiency gas units may be included in current offers.

06

Condo and apartment units

Some programs have offered dedicated rebates for heat pumps in individual strata suites.

Included

What to have ready before you apply

  • Recent electricity and gas bills with account numbers
  • Your home's address, age and type of dwelling
  • Details of your current heating system and fuel
  • Any home energy evaluation reports you already have
  • Strata approval if you live in a condo or townhouse
  • Your quote showing the proposed equipment model numbers
  • A note of program deadlines and pre-registration rules
How it works

How Able Pro helps with rebates

  1. 1

    Check current programs

    During the quote we look at which provincial, utility, municipal and federal offers are open for your home.

  2. 2

    Match the equipment

    We recommend equipment that meets the efficiency requirements of the programs you are aiming for.

  3. 3

    Install and document

    We complete the installation and give you the invoice details, model numbers and records programs ask for.

  4. 4

    Help with the application

    We walk you through the forms and help you submit them correctly and on time.

Why Able Pro

Why get rebate help from Able Pro

Current information

Programs change often, so we confirm what is open at the time of your quote rather than relying on old lists.

Equipment that fits

We choose equipment that suits your home first, then check how it lines up with program rules.

Clear costs

Your quote shows the full price, so you know where you stand whether or not a rebate comes through.

Someone to ask

Questions about forms or requirements? Call (236) 222-2222 and we will help.

Questions

Questions homeowners ask us

Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.

How much can I get in HVAC rebates?

Amounts vary by program, equipment, income level and where you live, and they change often. We confirm the offers that currently apply to your home when we prepare your quote.

Can I combine provincial, utility and municipal rebates?

Some programs have allowed stacking, while others limit it. The rules depend on the specific offers open at the time, and we will explain how they interact for your project.

Do I need to apply before the work is done?

Some programs require pre-registration or a home energy evaluation before installation, while others are claimed afterwards. Checking this early is important, which is why we cover it during the quote.

Is the Canada Greener Homes Grant still available?

No. The Canada Greener Homes Grant has closed to new applicants. Other federal options, such as the Canada Greener Homes Loan and the Oil to Heat Pump Affordability program, have been offered, and we can help you check their current status.

Can Able Pro promise my rebate will be approved?

No contractor can promise approval, because each program makes its own decisions. What we do is help you meet the requirements and submit complete, accurate paperwork.

Are rebates available for air conditioners?

Standalone central air conditioners rarely qualify. Heat pumps, which provide both heating and cooling, are the focus of most current programs.

Book your visit

Find out which rebates fit your home

Call (236) 222-2222 or book a quote online and we will check current programs for your upgrade.

Call or text, 24/7 for emergencies(236) 222-2222
Request a visitTakes about a minute

We only use your details to arrange your visit.

Book a visit