Heat Pump Service
Heat Pump Air Conditioning & Cooling in Coquitlam, BC
Quiet, efficient heat pump cooling for Coquitlam summers — from the same HVAC system that heats your home all winter.
What's included
- Whole-home or room-by-room cooling options
- Quiet operation, day and night
- Energy-efficient cooling that doubles as winter heating
- Humidity control for that muggy summer feel
- Smart thermostat and scheduling
- Ductless or ducted options to suit your home
- Energy Star® certified equipment
- Rebate paperwork handled
When you need this
Summers are too hot
If your home is unbearable in July and August, a heat pump finally fixes it.
You don't have AC
Most older Coquitlam homes have no cooling. A heat pump adds it without a separate noisy unit.
You want one system
Instead of buying an AC and keeping an old furnace, one heat pump does both jobs.
Poor sleep in the heat
Quiet, even cooling makes a real difference to summer sleep, especially upstairs.
Our process
- 1
Assess your cooling needs
We look at your home and how you use it, then recommend ducted or ductless cooling.
- 2
Right-size the system
We size for your space so it cools evenly without short-cycling.
- 3
Install and commission
We install the system and set it up for quiet, efficient cooling.
- 4
Rebates and controls
We file the rebate paperwork and set up your smart controls.
Why choose us for air conditioning
- Cooling and heating from one system
- Quieter than traditional AC
- More efficient than a standalone air conditioner
- Rebate-eligible when it replaces electric heat
Available across Coquitlam
We provide air conditioning right across Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities, from Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau to Burquitlam, Maillardville and Coquitlam City Centre. See all areas we serve.
FAQ
Air Conditioning FAQs
In BC, heat pump installation typically runs $3,500–$6,500 for a single-zone ductless system and $7,000–$16,000 for a central ducted or cold-climate system. Before rebates. After rebates, most Coquitlam homeowners pay $1,500–$10,000 depending on the system and what they qualify for. A home replacing electric baseboards with a qualifying cold-climate heat pump can see $7,000+ back between CleanBC and BC Hydro programs. We give you a written quote that shows the installed price and the exact rebate amount side by side.
As of 2026, BC heat pump rebates come from three main sources that often stack: CleanBC Better Homes (up to $4,000 for homes replacing electric heat), the central cold-climate top-up (up to $6,000 for qualifying ducted systems), and the Income-Qualified Energy Savings Program (up to $16,000 for households that meet the income threshold). FortisBC offers a separate rebate of up to $4,000 for homes switching off gas. Combined, a qualifying home can receive $6,000–$10,000 in standard rebates, or up to $16,000+ income-qualified. We confirm what you're eligible for and handle every form.
Most Coquitlam installs land between $3,500 and $16,000 before rebates. A single-zone ductless system for a condo or older home is at the lower end. A full central cold-climate system for a larger house is at the higher end. After BC rebates of $4,000–$10,000, the out-of-pocket number drops significantly. We give you a written quote after a free in-home assessment so you see exactly what you're paying — not a range.
CleanBC and BC Hydro offer up to $4,000 for standard installations, up to $6,000 for a qualifying central cold-climate system, and up to $16,000 through the income-qualified Energy Savings Program. FortisBC adds up to $4,000 for homes switching off gas heat. Programs can stack. We confirm your exact eligibility before we start and handle all the paperwork.
Ready to Lower Your Energy Bills in Coquitlam?
Call us or request a free in-home assessment. TSBC-licensed, Energy Star® certified, and every rebate handled.