Ducted air-source
Uses existing ductwork to heat and cool the whole home, often replacing a furnace or A/C coil.
Heat pump incentives
Heat Pump Rebates in BC
Heat pumps get more rebate support than any other home heating upgrade in BC. We help you find the offers that fit your home.
- Ducted and ductless
- Provincial and local offers
- Application help
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- Furnaces and boilers
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- Water heaters
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Overview
Why heat pump rebates in BC are worth a look
A heat pump heats your home in winter and cools it in summer using electricity, and in BC that electricity comes mostly from hydro power. That is why heat pump rebates in BC are the centrepiece of provincial CleanBC programs, with additional offers from BC Hydro, FortisBC for dual fuel systems and some municipalities. The amount and eligibility depend on your current heating fuel, the type of heat pump, your income in some streams and where you live.
Programs are updated often, and some have rules that must be followed before work starts, such as registering in advance or using qualifying equipment. Able Pro checks the offers currently open for your home during the quote, recommends a heat pump that fits both your house and the program rules, and helps you put together the application. Approval is up to each program, and we never promise a set amount.
Heat pump types that may qualify
The right choice depends on your home's layout and current system.
Ductless mini-split
Wall or ceiling heads with no ducts, a strong fit for homes heated with baseboards.
Dual fuel
A heat pump with a gas furnace backup, supported at times by FortisBC and provincial offers.
Cold-climate models
Units built to heat effectively at low temperatures, sometimes required for higher rebate tiers.
Heat pump water heaters
Water heaters that use heat pump technology may qualify under separate offers.
Condo suite units
Specific programs have supported heat pumps in individual condo and apartment suites.
Included
Before applying for a heat pump rebate
- Confirm your current heating fuel and equipment
- Gather BC Hydro and FortisBC account details
- Check whether the program requires pre-registration
- Find out if your municipality offers a top-up
- Get strata approval if you live in a multi-unit building
- Check your electrical panel capacity
- Keep the installation invoice and equipment details
How it works
Your heat pump rebate, step by step
- 1
Home assessment
We check your layout, ducts, panel and current heating to see which heat pump fits.
- 2
Program match
We confirm which provincial, utility, municipal and federal offers are open for you.
- 3
Qualifying install
We install equipment that meets program rules and record the required details.
- 4
Rebate paperwork
We help you complete and submit the application forms.
Why choose Able Pro for your heat pump
Heat pump focus
We install and service ducted, ductless and dual fuel heat pumps across Metro Vancouver.
Sized for your home
A proper heat loss calculation prevents short cycling and cold rooms.
Program rules checked
We match equipment to current eligibility rules before you buy.
Here after install
Our technicians are on call 24/7 if your heat pump has a problem.
Related services
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Questions homeowners ask us
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
How much is the heat pump rebate in BC?
It depends on the program, your heating fuel, location and sometimes income, and amounts change regularly. We confirm current figures for your home during the quote.
Do I qualify if I currently heat with natural gas?
Programs have offered support for switching from gas to a heat pump, and for dual fuel systems. Rules differ between offers, so we check what applies to you.
Can I get a rebate for a ductless heat pump?
Yes, ductless mini-splits have qualified under many programs, especially for homes heated with electric baseboards. Efficiency and installation requirements apply.
Will my city add to the provincial rebate?
Some municipalities have offered top-ups on heat pump rebates. Availability changes, so we check whether your city currently has one.
Do I need to register before installing?
Some programs require pre-registration or an evaluation before work begins. We confirm this at the start so you do not miss out.
Will a heat pump work in a cold snap?
Modern cold-climate heat pumps keep heating well below freezing. For colder areas like Maple Ridge, we may suggest backup heat or a dual fuel system.
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Start your heat pump upgrade
Call (236) 222-2222 or book online for a heat pump quote and a check of current rebates.
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