What a heat pump costs after rebates
A ducted heat pump installed in Metro Vancouver runs $12,000–$20,000 before rebates. Dual-fuel — keeping a sound gas furnace and adding a heat pump — runs $10,000–$16,000. Rebates can reduce both meaningfully.
These are market ranges for Metro Vancouver, not a quote. They’re here so you can plan and compare, and they’re reviewed quarterly.
What it costs
What people ask us
How much is a heat pump after rebates in BC?
$12,000–$20,000 before rebates; the net depends on which programmes you qualify for.
Do I have to replace my gas furnace?
No — dual-fuel keeps it as backup and is often the better value.
Will my electricity bill go up?
Yes, and your gas bill goes down. Net depends on rates and your home.
Do I need a panel upgrade?
Sometimes. Check before quoting.
Does the contractor's registration matter?
For some rebates, yes — and at quoting time. Ask first.
Got a quote you want checked?
Send it to [email protected]. We’ll tell you whether it’s fair, including when it is — and if the quote you already have is the one to take, we’ll say so.
