Heat Pump Rebates & Incentives in BC
Make Your Home Energy Efficient and Save with Canadian Pacific Heating & Cooling
At Canadian Pacific Heating & Cooling, we help homeowners across Burnaby, Langley, Abbotsford, Delta, White Rock and surrounding areas navigate the latest rebate programs in British Columbia. We offer professional assessment, expert installation, and full support with rebate paperwork so that you can upgrade to a high-efficiency heat pump or heat-pump water heater with confidence and maximum savings.
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Available Rebates (2025)
| Maximum Rebate* | Eligible Upgrade(s) | Program / Source |
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| CleanBC / Energy Savings Program (ESP) |
| Varies depending on scope and eligibility | Electric panel upgrades, insulation, windows/doors, ventilation, and other qualifying upgrades (as allowed under ESP) | Home-Efficiency Upgrades (when combined with heat pump installation) |
The actual rebate amount depends on factors such as your home’s previous heating source (gas, oil, electric, etc.), household income level, the size and type of heat pump, and compliance with program requirements.
Important Notice:
As of 2025, rebates apply only to electric heat pump systems and heat-pump water heaters. Standard gas water heaters (tank or tankless) and traditional electric resistance water heaters are not eligible under the current CleanBC rebate program.
Applying Process
How to Apply for Rebates
1. Free
Home Check
We inspect your current heating or water system and confirm rebate eligibility.
2. Pick
Your System
Choose a qualifying central, ductless, or heat-pump water heater that fits your home.
3. Professional
Installation
Our licensed HVAC technicians install everything safely and according to rebate rules.
4. Rebate
Paperwork Done
We prepare all documents, including invoices, product details, and utility information.
5. Application
Submitted
We file your rebate application on time so you receive your savings faster.
Why Choose a Heat Pump or Heat-Pump Water Heater
Year-Round Comfort
A single heat pump can both heat in winter and cool in summer (if a central system), and a heat-pump water heater provides an efficient hot-water supply.
Significant Energy Savings
Heat pumps are much more efficient than gas furnaces or electric heating, cutting energy bills and reducing environmental impact.
Environmental Responsibility
Reduces greenhouse gas emissions by shifting away from fossil fuels or inefficient electric heating.
Hassle-Free Process with Professionals
With our licensed technicians, you get the right-sized equipment, proper installation, and complete support for rebate applications.
Active Rebates & Conditions
Eligibility of Your Home
Must be a permanent, primary residence in BC, connected to a qualifying utility (e.g. BC Hydro, FortisBC).
Approved Heat Pump Models Only
The heat pump (or heat-pump water heater) must be on the official rebate-eligible product list and meet the technical requirements (efficiency, variable-speed compressor, proper sizing, AHRI certification, where applicable).
Licensed Contractor Installation
Installation must be performed by a licensed, program-registered contractor (self-installations do not qualify).
Submit Your Rebate on Time
The application for the rebate must be submitted within the program’s required timeframe after the invoice date (typically within a few months), along with all supporting documentation.
Rebates Apply to Heat Pump Systems Only
Rebates apply only to heat pump-based upgrades; gas-fired or standard water heaters are excluded.
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Ready to Upgrade and Save?
Contact Canadian Pacific Heating & Cooling today to schedule your free home assessment. We guide you from system selection through installation and rebate submission so you get efficient heating or hot water with maximum savings and minimum hassle.
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Answer to Your Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a standard gas water heater eligible for a rebate?
No. Under the current CleanBC program, only electric heat pump systems and electric heat pump water heaters are eligible. Gas water heaters (tank or tankless) are excluded.
Can I combine rebates for heating system, water heater, and other home-upgrades (insulation, panel, etc.)?
Yes, when you bundle eligible upgrades, you may qualify for additional rebates or bonuses under CleanBC’s Home-Efficiency programs.
Do I need a licensed contractor for installation?
Yes. Only installations done by program-registered, licensed HVAC contractors are eligible for rebates.
How long after installation will I receive a rebate?
Typically, rebate processing and reimbursement take between a few weeks and a few months, depending on the program and documentation.
Can rebate amounts or eligibility criteria change?
Yes. Rebates depend on program funding, home type, previous heating source, and may change over time. Always check the official CleanBC (or utility) website before applying.