BC Government Rebates for Heat Pumps, Furnaces and Water Heaters
If you're like most people, you're trying to make sense of how to get a rebate, what the requirements are, and to learn how much money you could actually save.
Well, this webpage is designed to answer most of your questions. So, if you're looking for a complete outline designed specifically for your home then all you have to do is book a rebate inspection with our office.
BC Government Rebates for Heat Pumps, Furnaces and Water Heaters
If you're like most people, you're trying to make sense of how to get a rebate, what the requirements are, and to learn how much money you could actually save.
Well, this webpage is designed to answer most of your questions. So, if you're looking for a complete outline designed specifically for your home then all you have to do is book a rebate inspection with our office.
Rebates are complicated, so we're outlining a simplified version of the requirements that your home needs to meet to get approved.
How Much You'll Save
Simply, we're going to explain how much money you'll be able to save based on the equipment you're wanting to upgrade.
How Much You'll Spend
Everyone thinks they're going to save money by getting rebates - the challenge is that the equipment you need to buy to qualify is more expensive.
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HEAT PUMP
Space heating is the largest use of energy in homes. A properly installed heat pump is two to three times more efficient than other alternatives and can provide you with both heating and cooling for today’s cold winters and hot summers.
Space heating is the largest use of energy in homes. A properly installed heat pump is two to three times more efficient than other alternatives and can provide you with both heating and cooling for today’s cold winters and hot summers.
This section is designed based on our experience supplying heat pumps to residents of the North Okanagan. For complete and up-to-date information on rebates please review the CleanBC website.
Available Rebates
Simplified Requirements
Approved Products
How to Apply
Heat Pump Rebates
This section is designed based on our experience supplying heat pumps to residents of the North Okanagan. For complete and up-to-date information on rebates please review the CleanBC website.
Available Rebates
Simplified Requirements
Approved Products
How to Apply
CleanBC Dual Fuel Ducted Heat Pump Rebate
CleanBC Dual Fuel Ducted Heat Pump Rebate
Space heating is the largest use of energy in homes. A properly installed heat pump is two to three times more efficient than other alternatives and can provide you with both heating and cooling for today’s cold winters and hot summers.
A dual fuel ducted heat pump combines a heat pump and a gas or propane furnace for back up heating, distributing heat and cooling through ductwork connected to vents in each room. A switch-over set point temperature determines when the backup furnace turns on.
Available Rebate: $3,000.00
Simplified Requirements
To access a rebate the installed system must meet the following requirements:
A whole-home heat load calculation is required and must be submitted to access the rebate.
Replace the existing fossil fuel heating system, which must be a minimum of 10 years old.
The heat pump must be installed to work as the homes primary heat source, with the backup heat source being either natural gas, propane or oil.
The heat pump must have a SEER rating equal to or above 16.00 and a HSPF rating equal to or above 9.30 and have a variable speed compressor.
Simplified Requirements
To access a rebate the installed system must meet the following requirements:
A whole-home heat load calculation is required and must be submitted to access the rebate.
Replace the existing fossil fuel heating system, which must be a minimum of 10 years old.
The heat pump must be installed to work as the homes primary heat source, with the backup heat source being either natural gas, propane or oil.
The heat pump must have a SEER rating equal to or above 16.00 and a HSPF rating equal to or above 9.30 and have a variable speed compressor.
Approved Products
The below pricing is accurate as of February 13th, 2022, and is subject to change.
Approved Products
The below pricing is accurate as of February 13th, 2022, and is subject to change.
CH16B3621
Coleman's 3 ton 16 SEER LX Series heat pump offers a 10 year limited parts warranty with an optional 10 year labour warranty. This condenser matched with an indoor unit like AE42CX21+TXV will meet the equipment requirement if installed by a certified contractor.
Average Installed Price: $9,764.00
Choose an equivalent size air conditioner instead of a heat pump and the average price would drop to $5,549.00.
The additional cost to you, above a standard AC, and after a successful rebate application for $3000, would be $1,215.00 for a total out of pocket expense of $6,764.00.
HC20B3621
Coleman's 3 ton 20 SEER Echelon Series heat pump offers a 10 year limited parts warranty with an optional 10 year labour warranty. This condenser matched with an indoor unit like AVV38CE22+CC will meet the equipment requirement if installed by a certified contractor.
Average Installed Price: $13,846.00
Choose an equivalent size air conditioner instead of a heat pump and the average price would drop to $5,549.00
The additional cost to you, above a standard AC, and after a successful rebate application for $3000, would be $5,297.00 for a total out of pocket expense of $10,846.00.
NOT APPROVED
Coleman's 3 ton 14 SEER LX Series Heat pump is the system we normally recommend if you have a natural gas or propane furnace. It is not on the approved list and you would not receive a rebate if you choose this system.
Average Installed Price: $7,936.00
Choose an equivalent size air conditioner instead of a heat pump and the average price would drop to $5,549.00
The additional cost to you, above a standard AC, would be $2,387.00 for a total out of pocket expense of $7,936.00.
Purchase an eligible heat pump and have it installed by a licensed contractor.
Once your upgrades are installed, complete the online application and upload all supporting documentation including copies of all receipts and invoices. See sample invoices.
If you are converting to a heat pump from natural gas, propane or oil (Northern climate zones only),use this online form.
Important Note: if you are submitting an application for a bonus offer that includes both a heat pump and a natural gas fireplace or natural gas hot water heater, use this online form.
