Current British Columbia programs
Rebate programs can make efficient home-comfort upgrades more accessible—but only when the equipment, home, contractor and application meet current rules.
Amounts shown are maximums, not guaranteed payments. Confirm eligibility with the official administrator before purchase or installation.
Programs to explore
These official resources cover common Lower Mainland home-comfort upgrades. Eligibility depends on program rules and project details.
Eligible electrically heated homes may receive $4,000 for whole-home heating. A limited bonus of up to $1,000 applies to eligible upgrades completed and paid between August 1 and October 31, 2026; a complete application is due by November 30, 2026. Funding is limited.
Check heat pump requirements ↗A qualifying heat pump water heater replacing the home’s primary electric water heater may receive $1,000. The application and supporting documents are due within six months of the invoice date.
Review water-heater requirements ↗Income-qualified households may receive up to $13,000 for an eligible heat pump, depending on income level, existing heating fuel and system type. Pre-registration and an approved registered contractor are required.
Check CleanBC eligibility ↗Residential FortisBC gas customers may receive $50 for a furnace or boiler service, $50 for one tankless water-heater service, and $25 each for up to two eligible fireplace services. Apply within 60 days of the service invoice.
Check maintenance requirements ↗What changes eligibility
Before selecting equipment, confirm the details that can affect an application.
Primary heating source, electricity provider, property type and account status may matter.
Income-qualified programs can require registration and approval before work begins.
Model numbers, efficiency ratings and approved-product lists are often specific.
Some programs require registered contractors, pre-approval or applications within strict timelines.
Invoices, photos, permits and equipment information may be required for review.
Programs can change, pause or close when funding is exhausted.
A safer rebate process
Check current programs using the address, utility and household information.
Do not assume an application can be completed after installation.
Record exact model numbers and confirm them on the current approved list.
Use contractors and documentation that satisfy the program requirements.
Keep invoices, model information, photos and correspondence until the decision is final.
Marketing pages and old articles can become outdated. These links are the best places to confirm current requirements.
Rebate FAQ
The official program rules always take priority over this summary.
No. Program administrators make final eligibility and approval decisions. Boost HVAC can provide project and equipment documentation within our scope, but cannot guarantee an incentive.
Always check the current official rules before purchase or installation. Some programs require registration, approval, a specific contractor status or particular equipment before work starts.
Yes. Funding, amounts, deadlines, eligible equipment and application rules can change. This page includes a visible review date and direct official links so homeowners can confirm current details.
Sometimes eligible upgrades can be combined, but stacking rules vary by program. Use the official rebate search tool or contact the program administrator before relying on a combined amount.
For the limited 2026 bonus, eligible air-source heat-pump upgrades must be completed, invoiced and paid between August 1 and October 31, 2026, with a complete application submitted by November 30, 2026. Funding is limited and may end or change without notice.
We can discuss equipment options and the documentation available within our scope.
