Heat Pump Rebates
Heat Pump Rebates in Coquitlam, BC
There's serious money on the table for switching to a heat pump. We make sure you actually get it.
The rebate programs, at a glance
CleanBC Better Homes (electric heat)
Homes replacing electric baseboards, electric furnace or electric boiler with a qualifying air-source heat pump.
The standard rebate stream for electrically heated homes. Stackable with the cold-climate top-up.
Central cold-climate top-up
Homes installing a qualifying central ducted cold-climate heat pump. Stacks with the base Better Homes rebate.
Combined with the base rebate, qualifying central systems can see up to $10,000 back.
FortisBC heat pump rebate (gas heat)
Homes on FortisBC natural gas switching to a qualifying air-source heat pump. May stack with CleanBC programs.
CleanBC Income-Qualified (Energy Savings Program)
Households that meet the income threshold. Covers heat pump plus other eligible upgrades.
Must pre-register at betterhomesbc.ca before work starts. We help with the pre-registration.
Ground source (geothermal)
Homes installing a qualifying ground-source heat pump system.
How we get you the rebate
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Pre-register first
For income-qualified rebates you have to pre-register at betterhomesbc.ca and get an eligibility code before any work begins. We'll point you to the right stream.
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Use a registered contractor
Rebates only pay out when the install is done by a program-registered contractor. We're set up so your install qualifies.
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Install Energy Star® equipment
The top rebates require qualifying Energy Star® certified equipment. That's all we install.
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We file the paperwork
We complete and submit the rebate forms with your invoice and equipment details, so you don't have to chase it.
Why our installs qualify
- We're a program-registered, TSBC-licensed contractor
- We install Energy Star® certified equipment that meets the rebate requirements
- We help with pre-registration so you don't lose eligibility
- We file the paperwork and follow it through
Rebate amounts and eligibility change regularly and depend on your home, income and current heating system. We'll confirm exactly what you qualify for, and you can verify current program details at betterhomesbc.ca.
Rebate FAQ
Rebate Questions, Answered
In 2026, BC heat pump rebates come from three main stacking programs. CleanBC Better Homes pays up to $4,000 for homes replacing electric heat. A qualifying central cold-climate system adds up to $6,000 on top of that — so $10,000 combined is achievable for the right ducted install. FortisBC pays up to $4,000 for homes switching off natural gas. The Income-Qualified Energy Savings Program goes up to $16,000 for households that meet the income threshold. We confirm what you're eligible for before we start and file every form for you.
Standard rebates for a qualifying ductless system start around $3,000–$4,000. A qualifying central cold-climate ducted system can return up to $10,000 between CleanBC Better Homes and the cold-climate top-up. Income-qualified households can receive up to $16,000. We tell you the exact number for your home after a free assessment.
For the Income-Qualified Energy Savings Program, yes — you must pre-register at betterhomesbc.ca and get an eligibility code before any work begins. For the standard CleanBC and FortisBC streams, registration happens after the install. We walk you through whichever path applies and make sure you don't miss a step.
Yes, and this is where the numbers get good. The CleanBC Better Homes base rebate and the central cold-climate top-up stack with each other. FortisBC rebates may also stack with CleanBC programs depending on your situation. We structure your project to capture the maximum you qualify for.
Yes. We complete and submit the forms with your invoice and equipment details. You don't have to chase the programs or figure out which form goes where. It's part of every install we do.
Let's Get You the Maximum Rebate
Call us or request a free in-home assessment. TSBC-licensed, Energy Star® certified, and every rebate handled.