Rebate Information

Looking for up-to-date* information on rebates available for the next HVAC installation? Below is a summary of current province-wide rebate offers in British Columbia. Please be aware that rebates can be changed, reduced, or terminated at any time by the rebate provider. Heat pump rebates – BC-wide:

• Central air source heat pump rebate of up to $4,000 from BC Hydro
• Condo and apartment heat pump rebates of up to $2,250 from BC Hydro
• Air-to-water heat pump rebate of $1,000 from BC Hydro

*Information is accurate as of Feb 1 2026.

This rebate information is maintained on a best efforts basis and may not be accurate at all times. For the most up-to-date information, contact the rebate-issuing organization or a Milani representative.

CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate-style offers

Maintenance and upgrade rebates support ongoing efficiency and reliable operation of existing equipment. Current BC-wide service rebates include:

• Furnace maintenance service rebate of $50 with FortisBC
• Boiler maintenance service rebate of $50 with FortisBC
• Tankless water heater maintenance service rebate of $50 with FortisBC

Regular professional maintenance can help systems run more efficiently and extend equipment life, and these rebates help reduce the cost of those important visits. Check the FortisBC website and CleanBC Better Homes for the latest program terms and participating contractors.

Municipal rebate top-ups

A growing number of local governments in BC may offer additional top-up rebates on top of provincial or utility incentives. These municipal rebates are typically:

• Limited-time offers that can change or end without notice
• Available on a first-come, first-served basis
• Focused on specific upgrades such as heat pumps or other high-efficiency equipment

To see whether a local municipality currently offers top-up rebates, visit the Municipal Rebate Top-Ups section on the CleanBC Better Homes website or check with local government offices.

Municipal rebate top-ups

A growing number of local governments in BC may offer additional top-up rebates on top of provincial or utility incentives. These municipal rebates are typically:

• Limited-time offers that can change or end without notice
• Available on a first-come, first-served basis
• Focused on specific upgrades such as heat pumps or other high-efficiency equipment

To see whether a local municipality currently offers top-up rebates, visit the Municipal Rebate Top-Ups section on the CleanBC Better Homes website or check with local government offices.

Canada Greener Homes and related federal programs

Federal programs and loans that support energy-efficient home upgrades, such as heat pumps and other improvements, continue to evolve over time. Details like loan amounts, repayment terms, and eligible measures can change, so it is important to:

• Review the latest information on the official Canada Greener Homes or related federal program websites
• Confirm eligibility, application steps, and approved upgrades before starting any project

For guidance on how federal offers can work together with BC Hydro, FortisBC, and CleanBC rebates, contact the rebate provider directly or speak with a Milani representative.