Upgrade Your Comfort, Save Big with Dual-Fuel Rebates
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Serving Vancouver, Burnaby, Langley, Coquitlam, New Westminster, Surrey – Green Air Home Solution is here to help you save big with energy-efficient home upgrades. Thanks to FortisBC’s new rebate programs, you can access significant savings when upgrading to high-efficiency electric HVAC equipment and heat pump water heaters.
FortisBC Heat Pump and Electric Water Heater Rebates
Whether you’re looking to replace your old heating system with a high-efficiency heat pump or upgrade to an electric water heater, you could receive up to $4,000 in rebates for whole-home heating systems and $1,500 for partial home heating systems. Plus, enjoy additional savings with connected thermostat rebates and special top-up offers for customers in northern regions.
By upgrading your system, you’ll reduce energy consumption, lower your bills, and decrease your environmental impact — all while improving comfort year-round.
Key Rebates Available:
- Up to $4,000 for whole-home heating systems
- Up to $1,500 for partial-home heating systems
- Up to $300 for a two-upgrade bonus
- Up to $3,000 for northern customers
Don’t miss out on these rebates! Contact Green Air Home Solution today to find out how you can take advantage of these incredible offers and make your home more energy-efficient.
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IQ Heat Pump Rebate – Income Qualified
If you are an income-qualified customer, you could receive up to $12,000 with a whole-home heating rebate, or up to $5,000 with a partial-home heating rebate, when you replace your electric space heating system with a high-efficiency air source heat pump.
Important Note:
If you’re in the process of applying for a heat pump rebate and your invoice is dated on or before April 30, 2025, please refer to the program information below.
Rebate Details
| System Type | Rebate Amount | Rebate Requirements |
| Air source heat pump – ductless mini-split | $5,000 | HSPF ≥ 10.00, SEER ≥ 16, with variable speed compressor, 12,000 BTU minimum capacity, homes ≤ 1,200 sq ft, product eligibility confirmation required |
| Air source heat pump – ductless multi-split | $5,000 | Same as mini-split but must install a minimum of two indoor head units. |
| Air source heat pump – central ducted heat pump (Tier 1) | $5,000 | Minimum HSPF 8.50, Minimum SEER 15, eligible systems |
| Air source heat pump – central ducted heat pump (Tier 2) | $5,000 | HSPF ≥ 10.00, SEER ≥ 16, with variable speed compressor, 12,000 BTU minimum capacity. |
| Two-upgrade bonus | $350 | Install an eligible heat pump and make an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade. |
What’s it about? This rebate is available to income-qualified customers who are replacing their electric space heating systems (like baseboards or an electric furnace) with a high-efficiency air source heat pump. Heat pumps use less electricity and can also provide cooling in the summer months, making them a versatile option for year-round comfort.
Eligibility Criteria
| Eligibility | Details |
| Customer Type | Residential FortisBC or municipal electricity customers (Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland, or Nelson Hydro) with one active account |
| Income Requirements | Combined annual household income must be below the maximum limits based on household size. Proof of income required. |
| Household Size | 1 person: $50,100, 2 persons: $62,300, 3 persons: $76,600, 4 persons: $93,000, 5 persons: $105,500, 6 persons: $119,000, 7+ persons: $132,400 |
| Existing System | The heat pump must replace an electric heating system (baseboards, radiant floors, forced-air furnace, etc.) |
| Home Requirements | Must be a year-round primary residence, at least 10 years old, ≤ 3,500 sq ft, and located in an eligible area. |
| Installation Requirements | Installation must be completed by a licensed heating contractor and HPCN member. |
| Product Eligibility | Product must meet specific efficiency standards and be approved as cold-climate certified. |
Additional Details and Terms
- Heat pump eligibility: Only systems replacing electric heating are eligible for rebates. Emergency replacements of broken electrical systems are not eligible.
- Home type: The home must be a primary residence, single-family, duplex, townhouse, or manufactured/mobile home on a permanent foundation.
- Installation: The new heat pump must be sufficiently sized to function as the primary heating system for the home. The system must meet the necessary efficiency standards and be installed by a Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member.
How to Apply
- Pre-qualification: You can request a pre-qualification code to help your contractor understand if you’re eligible for the Income Qualified Program.
- Application Process: Submit your application within one year of the installation invoice date along with:
- FortisBC electricity account number or municipal electricity account number
- Proof of income (Notice of Assessment or other documentation)
- Paid invoice showing all work details (model, installation date, contractor license number, etc.)
Program Deadlines and Updates
- Applications for invoices dated on or before April 30, 2025 must follow the program guidelines for the earlier rebate amounts.
- Applications for projects completed after May 1, 2025 will be subject to updated rebate amounts and program conditions.
Additional Notes
- Two-Upgrade Bonus: If you install an eligible heat pump and complete another Home Renovation Rebate upgrade (such as insulation), you may qualify for an additional $350 rebate.
- This program supports the transition to energy-efficient solutions, reducing your carbon footprint and utility bills while improving comfort throughout the year.
Contact Green Air Home Solution for Help with Rebates
At Green Air Home Solution, we’re here to guide you through the entire rebate process. We can help you choose the right heat pump for your home and ensure that all the paperwork is completed for maximum rebate savings.
Contact us today to schedule your consultation and learn more about FortisBC’s Heat Pump Rebate for income-qualified customers!
Air Source Heat Pump Loan – FortisBC
FortisBC offers a low-interest loan for homeowners looking to upgrade their electric heating system to a high-efficiency air source heat pump. This program helps you borrow up to $6,500 at a 1.9% interest rate, making it easier to transition from electric baseboards or a furnace to an energy-efficient heating solution.
Loan Details
| Benefit | Details |
| Loan Amount | Up to $6,500 |
| Interest Rate | 1.9% |
| Repayment Term | Payback over 10 years |
| Eligible Systems | Mini-split (variable speed), Multi-split, and Central air source heat pumps |
| Efficiency Requirements | Mini-split: HSPF ≥ 10, SEER ≥ 18, Multi-split: HSPF ≥ 9.5, SEER ≥ 16, Central: HSPF ≥ 8.5, SEER ≥ 15 |
| Eligibility | Available to residential FortisBC or municipal electricity customers |
| Income Requirements | Not income-qualified |
What’s it about? This loan program allows homeowners to replace their outdated electric furnaces or baseboard heaters with a high-efficiency air source heat pump. The loan comes with a low interest rate and can be paid back over 10 years, making it an affordable way to upgrade to a more efficient heating system that reduces long-term energy costs.
Eligibility Criteria
| Eligibility | Details |
| Customer Type | Residential FortisBC or municipal electricity customers of Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland, or Nelson Hydro |
| System Type | The existing primary and backup heating systems must be electric (e.g., electric baseboards, electric furnace) |
| How to Apply | Contact FortisBC online or call at 1-866-436-7847 for the application process |
What’s it about? FortisBC’s Air Source Heat Pump Loan is designed for homeowners looking to upgrade their electric heating system to a high-efficiency heat pump. This program makes the transition to energy-efficient heating easier by offering a low-interest loan and spreading the cost over a long repayment period.
How to Apply
- Visit FortisBC: Apply online or call FortisBC.
- Eligibility Check: Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria, including being a residential customer and having an existing electric heating system.
- Install an Eligible System: Choose a mini-split, multi-split, or central system that meets the required energy-efficiency standards (HSPF and SEER).
- Submit Application: Submit your application to start the loan process and upgrade your system.
Program Requirements
- The air source heat pump must meet specific energy efficiency standards, such as HSPF and SEER values.
- Mini-split systems must have a minimum HSPF of 10 and SEER of 18.
- Multi-split systems must have a minimum HSPF of 9.5 and SEER of 16.
- Central systems must have a minimum HSPF of 8.5 and SEER of 15 (Tier 1).
- The existing heating system must be electric.
Additional Notes
- The loan covers up to $6,500, and the repayment can be spread over 10 years with a low 1.9% interest rate.
- This loan is available for residential customers of FortisBC and participating municipalities.
- Installations must meet the energy efficiency standards listed above, and only systems that meet these criteria will be eligible for the loan.
Contact Green Air Home Solution for Help
If you’re interested in upgrading your electric heating system to an air source heat pump, Green Air Home Solution is here to assist. We can help you navigate the loan process, choose the right system for your home, and ensure you get the maximum savings with the FortisBC Heat Pump Loan.
Contact us today to get started with your loan application and energy-efficient upgrade!
Air Source Heat Pump Rebate – FortisBC
FortisBC offers a rebate to homeowners who replace their electric space heating systems with a high-efficiency air source heat pump. This rebate can cover up to $4,000 for whole-home heating systems and up to $1,500 for partial home heating systems.
Rebate Details
| Item | Rebate Amount | Details |
| Whole Home Heating Rebate | $4,000 | Eligible heat pump types: mini-split (homes ≤ 1,200 sq. ft.), multi-split, centrally ducted |
| Partial Home Heating Rebate | $1,500 | For homes not requiring full-system coverage. Heat pump must meet efficiency requirements. |
| Two-Upgrade Bonus | $300 | Install an eligible heat pump and make an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade. |
Eligibility Requirements
| Eligibility Criteria | Details |
| Customer Type | Residential FortisBC or municipal electricity customers (Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland, or Nelson Hydro) |
| System Type | Must be replacing electric space heating systems such as baseboards, electric furnaces, radiant ceiling, etc. |
| Home Type | Primary residence, at least 12 months old, no larger than 3,500 sq. ft., and eligible residential types |
| Energy Source | The heat pump must replace an electric heating system. The backup system must not use natural gas, oil, or propane. |
| Product Installation | Must be installed by an HPCN member and comply with the Heat Pump Best Practices Installation Guide for Existing Homes |
| Income | Not required for standard customers |
Heat Pump Types and Rebate Eligibility
- Whole Home Heating Rebate:
- Amount: $4,000
- Eligible Systems: Mini-split (homes ≤ 1,200 sq. ft.), multi-split, centrally ducted.
- Efficiency Requirements:
- Mini-split: Must have HSPF ≥ 10.00 and SEER ≥ 18.
- Multi-split: HSPF ≥ 9.5 and SEER ≥ 16.
- Central: HSPF ≥ 8.5 and SEER ≥ 15.
- The heat pump must provide primary heating to most of the finished living space.
- The heat pump must be sufficiently sized to maintain a minimum indoor temperature of 22°C in winter.
- Partial Home Heating Rebate:
- Amount: $1,500
- Eligible Systems: Same as the whole-home systems, but must provide 50% or more of the heating for the home.
- Efficiency Requirements:
- Minimum HSPF and SEER values must meet the program’s standards.
- Two-Upgrade Bonus:
- Amount: $300
- Eligibility: If you install an eligible heat pump and complete an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade, you could qualify for this bonus.
How to Apply
- Submit Application:
- Apply online within six months of the invoice date, providing:
- Your FortisBC electricity account number.
- A copy of the paid invoice, which should include:
- AHRI reference number or AHRI certificate.
- Indication of variable-speed compressor (required for mini-split, multi-split, and central, Tier 2).
- Number of tons and system details.
- Proof of eligibility (proof of income if required for rental properties).
- Apply online within six months of the invoice date, providing:
- Consent Form (if applicable):
- If you’re not the account holder, ensure the property owner completes the Utility Account Holder Consent form.
- Installation Requirements:
- HPCN member must install the heat pump to qualify for the rebate. You can search for HPCN members in your area.
Additional Notes
- Eligible Homes: Homes must be year-round primary residences and must meet specific size and type requirements (e.g., single-family, duplex, etc.).
- Application Timeframe: Applications must be submitted within six months of the invoice date for full eligibility.
- No Double Rebates: Only one rebate per home for a primary heating system and water heater.
Terms and Conditions
- Review the Heat Pump Best Practices Installation Guide for proper installation.
- Self-installations are not eligible for rebates.
- Heat pumps must be replacing electric systems such as baseboards, radiant ceilings, or electric furnaces.
Contact Green Air Home Solution for Assistance
At Green Air Home Solution, we’re here to assist you throughout the rebate application process and ensure that you receive the maximum savings on your heat pump installation. Whether you’re upgrading to a new system or replacing an old one, our team will help guide you to the right solution.
Get in touch with us today to learn more about the heat pump rebate and how we can assist you in upgrading to a more energy-efficient heating system.
Dual Fuel Heating System Rebate – Income-Qualified Customers
The Dual Fuel Heating System Rebate is available to income-qualified customers who are upgrading from their existing gas furnace to a more energy-efficient dual-fuel system that combines an electric heat pump with a high-efficiency gas furnace. This program offers up to $15,000 in rebates for qualifying systems.
Rebate Details
| Item | Rebate Amount | Details |
| Dual Fuel System (Income-Qualified) | $15,000 | Minimum HSPF of 10.00, Minimum SEER of 16, Variable speed compressor not required |
| Two-Upgrade Bonus | $350 | Install an eligible dual-fuel system and make an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade |
| Northern Top-Up | $3,000 | Available for customers living north of 100 Mile House |
| Connected Thermostat Rebate | $200 | For installing an eligible connected thermostat alongside the dual-fuel system |
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for this rebate, you must meet the following criteria:
| Criteria | Details |
| Customer Type | Residential FortisBC gas customers (or municipal customers like Revelstoke receiving piped propane from FortisBC) |
| Home Type | Must be a year-round primary residence (no larger than 3,500 sq ft) and of types like single-family, duplex, triplex, etc. |
| Heating System | The existing heating system must be a gas furnace (at least 10 years old) |
| Income Requirements | Your combined household income must be below the limits for your household size (proof required) |
| Heating System Replacement | The system must replace an existing gas furnace. Dual fuel systems or replacement of existing systems are not eligible. |
Heat Pump-Specific Eligibility
For the Dual-Fuel System to qualify for the rebate, the following conditions apply:
| Condition | Details |
| System Type | Central ducted heat pump integrated with a high-efficiency gas furnace |
| Energy Efficiency | – HSPF ≥ 10.00 – SEER ≥ 16 – Variable speed compressor |
| Sizing Requirements | Heat pump must be sized correctly to meet the heating needs of the home and serve the main living area |
| Installation | The system must be installed by a licensed contractor registered with the Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) |
| Product Certification | The heat pump must have an AHRI certified reference number (includes indoor and outdoor unit details) |
How to Apply
To apply for the Dual Fuel Heating System Rebate, you must follow these steps:
- Pre-qualification: Request a pre-qualification code if you want to confirm your eligibility before installation.
- Submit Application: After installation, submit the application within one year of the invoice date, providing:
- FortisBC natural gas account number
- Proof of income (from the Canada Revenue Agency or other sources)
- Heat load calculation (done by contractor)
- Commissioning sheet (provided by contractor after installation)
- Paid invoice including installation details (model number, permit number, contractor license number)
- Proof of System Installation: Ensure the system is installed by a HPCN member and meets all energy efficiency requirements.
Terms and Conditions
- Income-qualified rebate: This rebate is only available to income-qualified customers with a gas furnace.
- System eligibility: Only new installations are eligible. Replacing existing dual-fuel systems or adding heads to existing heat pumps is not eligible.
- Eligibility limits: Only one rebate per home for primary heating systems and water heaters.
- Northern top-up: Available to eligible customers living in northern regions.
Additional Notes
- If you install an eligible dual-fuel system and make an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade, you could qualify for a $350 two-upgrade bonus.
- This program is funded by the Province of British Columbia and the Government of Canada to encourage energy efficiency.
Contact Green Air Home Solution for Assistance
At Green Air Home Solution, we’re here to guide you through the entire dual-fuel system rebate process. Whether you’re upgrading to a high-efficiency heat pump or replacing an old furnace, our team can help you maximize your savings.
Get in touch with us today to learn more about FortisBC’s Dual Fuel Heating System Rebate and start your energy-efficient upgrade!
Dual Fuel Heating System Rebate: Electric Heat Pump Combined with Gas Furnace
FortisBC offers a $5,000 rebate for customers who want to upgrade their heating system by replacing their aging gas furnace with a high-efficiency dual-fuel heating system. This system combines an electric heat pump with a gas furnace to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Important Note: As of May 1, 2025, the rebate for dual-fuel heating systems has been updated to $5,000. To qualify for the previous rebate of $10,000, your dual-fuel system must be installed before May 31, 2025 and meet specific deadline requirements.
Rebate Details
| Item | Rebate Amount | Details |
| Dual Fuel System | $5,000 | – SEER ≥ 16, HSPF (Region IV) ≥ 10.00 or SEER2 ≥ 15.20 – Variable speed compressor not required |
| Two-Upgrade Bonus | $300 | Install an eligible dual-fuel system and make an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade |
| Northern Top-Up | $3,000 | Available for eligible customers residing north of 100 Mile House (latitude 51.628°N) |
| Connected Thermostat Rebate | $150 | For installing an eligible connected thermostat alongside the dual-fuel system |
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Dual Fuel Heating System Rebate, you must meet the following criteria:
| Eligibility | Details |
| Customer Type | Residential FortisBC natural gas customers (including Revelstoke residential customers receiving piped propane) |
| Home Type | Primary residence, at least 12 months old, ≤ 3,500 sq ft; must be a single-family, duplex, triplex, townhouse, or mobile home on a permanent foundation |
| Heating System | Replacing an existing gas furnace or another primary space heating system (at least 10 years old) |
| Income Requirements | Not income-qualified |
| Installation Requirements | Must be installed by a Technical Safety BC licensed contractor who is a member of the Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) |
Dual Fuel System-Specific Requirements
- System Type: The dual-fuel system must combine an electric heat pump with a high-efficiency gas furnace. The system must be central ducted and operated by one set of controls.
- Energy Efficiency:
- SEER: Minimum 16.
- HSPF (Region IV): Minimum 10.00, or SEER2 ≥ 15.20.
- Capacity: Minimum 12,000 BTU (1 ton).
- Sizing and Performance:
- Heat pump must be sized to meet the home’s heating demand at or below region-specific outdoor set-point temperatures:
- Lower Mainland & Vancouver Island: 5°C or lower
- Southern Interior & northern B.C.: 2°C or lower
- Heat load calculation must be completed to ensure the heat pump is properly sized for the home.
- Heat pump must be sized to meet the home’s heating demand at or below region-specific outdoor set-point temperatures:
- Installation:
- Must be installed by a HPCN member.
- The installation must comply with the Heat Pump Best Practices Installation Guide for existing homes.
- Commissioning:
- The system must undergo commissioning to ensure it is installed according to best practices.
- Thermostat Control:
- The thermostat must meet region-specific temperature conditions for the lifetime of the product.
How to Apply
- Purchase Eligible Systems: Purchase an eligible air source heat pump and high-efficiency gas furnace that operates at 95% efficiency or above.
- Install System: The system must be installed by a Technical Safety BC licensed contractor who is a member of the Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN).
- Submit Application: Submit your application within six months of the invoice date, providing:
- FortisBC natural gas account number
- Paid invoice with system details
- Heat load calculation and commissioning sheet from the contractor
- Photos of the two-pipe direct vent system (if required)
Additional Notes
- One rebate per home: Only one rebate is allowed for the primary space heating system and water heater.
- Eligible Homes: The home must be a primary residence at least 12 months old, with a maximum size of 3,500 sq ft.
- Northern Top-Up: Customers living north of 100 Mile House qualify for an additional $3,000 rebate.
Terms and Conditions
- The dual-fuel heating system rebate is available for residential gas customers.
- The rebate cannot exceed the paid cost on the invoice.
- Self-installation is not eligible for this rebate.
- Warranty replacements and insurance claims are not eligible for this rebate.
Contact Green Air Home Solution for Assistance
If you’re looking to upgrade to a high-efficiency dual-fuel heating system, Green Air Home Solution is here to guide you through the rebate process. We will help you select the right system, ensure it’s installed to program standards, and assist with all required paperwork.
Contact us today to learn more about how you can take advantage of the $5,000 dual-fuel system rebate and start saving on your energy bills!
Heat Pump and Electric Water Heater Rebates – FortisBC
FortisBC offers a variety of rebates for businesses, multi-unit residential buildings, and agricultural projects looking to upgrade to high-efficiency electric HVAC equipment and heat pump water heaters. These rebates help reduce energy use, improve efficiency, and save on operational costs.
Rebate Details
| Item | Rebate Amount | Details |
| All-in-One Heat Pump Water Heater | $2,000 per unit | Must be on the ENERGY STAR® list of qualifying electric heat pump water heaters. |
| CO₂ Heat Pump System | $3,000 per unit | Eligible systems: CO₂ based heat pump water heaters. |
| Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps (Through Wall) | $200 per unit | AHRI 310/380 certified, EER ≥ 10, COP ≥ 2.9. |
| Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps (All-In-One) | $500 per unit | AHRI 390 certified, EER ≥ 10, COP ≥ 2.9. |
| Split System Heat Pumps (less than 5.4 tonnes) | $2,000 per unit | HSPF ≥ 10, SEER ≥ 16 (HSPF2 ≥ 8.5, SEER2 ≥ 15.2), ENERGY STAR or AHRI 210/240 certified. |
| Split System Heat Pumps (5.4–11 tonnes) | $450 per tonne | EER ≥ 11, COP ≥ 3.4, AHRI 340/360 certified. |
| Split System Heat Pumps (more than 11 tonnes) | $500 per tonne | EER ≥ 10.4, COP ≥ 3.2, AHRI 340/360 certified. |
| Rooftop Unit Heat Pumps (less than 5.4 tonnes) | $2,000 per unit | ENERGY STAR certified, EER ≥ 12. |
| Rooftop Unit Heat Pumps (5.4–11 tonnes) | $450 per tonne | EER ≥ 12, IEER ≥ 12.4, COP ≥ 3.4, AHRI 340/360 certified. |
| Rooftop Unit Heat Pumps (11–15 tonnes) | $500 per tonne | EER ≥ 12, COP ≥ 3.4, AHRI 340/360 certified. |
| Rooftop Unit Heat Pumps (15+ tonnes) | $550 per tonne | EER ≥ 12, COP ≥ 3.4, AHRI 340/360 certified. |
| Variable Refrigerant Flow Heat Pumps (VRF) | $600 per tonne | AHRI 1230 certified, up to $200,000 per project. |
| Heat Recovery VRF (Two/Three Pipe) | $750 per tonne | AHRI 1230 certified, up to $200,000 per project. |
| Hotel Guest Room Occupancy Sensor | $90 per unit | Must control a packaged terminal air conditioner or heat pump, must include dual technology (motion + infrared). |
Eligibility Criteria
| Eligibility | Details |
| Customer Type | Commercial, multi-unit residential buildings, agricultural projects, and FortisBC electricity customers |
| Home/Building Type | Eligible primary residential, commercial, and multi-unit residential buildings. New construction and additions are not eligible. |
| Energy Source | For electricity customers; must be upgrading to high-efficiency HVAC equipment or heat pump water heaters. |
| Installation Requirements | Products must meet energy-efficiency standards and must be installed by a licensed contractor. |
| Application Timeline | Applications must be submitted within 365 days of the product purchase date or installation date, whichever comes first. |
| Eligibility for Rebate | Must be an owner or long-term leaseholder of an existing building, or a builder/developer for new construction. |
How to Apply
- Purchase Eligible Equipment: Select eligible heat pump systems or electric water heaters for your commercial or multi-unit residential building. Check for Instant Rebate options at participating suppliers through the Trade Ally Network.
- Install the Equipment: Ensure your equipment is installed by a licensed contractor and that it meets the energy efficiency standards.
- Submit Your Application: Submit your application online with the following details:
- FortisBC electricity account number
- Paid invoice for equipment purchase and installation
- Scanned copies of all receipts marked “paid” and itemized
- Any additional required information as specified in the program’s terms.
- Processing Time: Applications can take up to 90 days to process. Make sure to use Google Chrome for a smoother experience when applying online.
Additional Notes
- Instant Rebates: Some products may be eligible for point-of-sale rebates through FortisBC’s Trade Ally Network. Visit the equipment supplier directory to check for products offering Instant Rebate.
- Maximum Rebate Limits: Some rebates, such as for Rooftop Unit Heat Pumps, have limits depending on the size of the system and the total amount of the project.
- Northern Top-Up: Additional top-up rebates are available for customers living north of 100 Mile House (latitude 51.628°N).
Terms and Conditions
- Rebates cannot exceed the paid cost of the equipment installation.
- Applications must be submitted within 365 days of the product purchase date or installation date.
- All systems must be installed by a licensed contractor and meet the FortisBC program specifications.
Contact Green Air Home Solution for Assistance
If you’re looking to upgrade your HVAC systems and heat pump water heaters, Green Air Home Solution can help you with the entire rebate application process. Whether you’re managing a commercial building or a multi-unit residential complex, our team will ensure that you maximize your savings while improving energy efficiency.
Contact us today to get started with your FortisBC rebate application and take advantage of the instant rebates available!
If you’re looking to take advantage of these incredible rebates and upgrade your heating and cooling systems, Green Air Home Solution is here to help. We can guide you through the rebate application process and assist with the installation of your new energy-efficient systems.
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Dual Fuel System
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For income-qualified customers
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SEER ≥ 16; HSPF (Region IV) ≥ 10.00 or
SEER2 ≥ 15.20; HSPF2 (Region IV) ≥ 8.50 -
Variable speed compressor not required
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Minimum capacity of 12,000 BTU (1 ton)
Northern top-up
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Eligible customers residing north of, and including, the District of 100 Mile House (latitude 51.628°N)
Two-Upgrade Bonus
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Install an eligible dual fuel system
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Make an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade
Connected Thermostat
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Maximum of one connected thermostat rebate
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Eligible connected thermostats
Dual Fuel System
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SEER ≥ 16; HSPF (Region IV) ≥ 10.00 or
SEER2 ≥ 15.20; HSPF2 (Region IV) ≥ 8.50 -
Variable speed compressor not required
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Minimum capacity of 12,000 BTU (1 ton)
Northern top-up
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Eligible homes must be located north of and including the District of 100 Mile House (latitude 51.628°N)
Two-Upgrade Bonus
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Install an eligible dual fuel system
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Make an additional Home Renovation Rebate upgrade
Connected Thermostat
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Maximum of one connected thermostat rebate
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Eligible connected thermostats
Required Documents
Prepare to Apply
Before applying, prepare the following:
- Paid invoice
- FortisBC natural gas account number
- Heat load calculation & commissioning sheet
- Proof of income
- Photos of the installed system
Eligibility Criteria
- Your new system must be installed by a licensed contractor.
- You must be a FortisBC residential gas customer.
- Products must be on the eligible equipment list.
- Only one space heating rebate per household.
Paid Invoice
Must include contractor license number, model details, and installation date.
Proof of Income (Income-Qualified Only)
Submit NOA, Social Assistance proof, or SAFER letter.
Example: Redacted NOA showing line 15000.
Commissioning Sheet
Mobile app sheet signed by contractor.
Heat Load Calculation
Proof of system sizing by contractor.
Photos of Two-Pipe Vent System
Required upon request.
Consult & Plan
Free consultation to verify rebate eligibility.
Design & Approve
Custom system design compliant with FortisBC’s requirements.
Install & Document
Professional installation with all rebate paperwork prepared.
Submit & Save
Hassle-free application submission and tracking.
Income-Qualified vs. Standard Rebates
Which Option Fits You?
Quickly compare eligibility, rebate amounts, and bonuses to choose the best program for your needs.
Feature | Standard | Income-Qualified |
|---|---|---|
Rebate Amount | $10,000 |
$15,000 |
Income Proof Required | ❌ No | ✅ Yes (e.g., NOA, social aid) |
Application Deadline | ✅ 6 months post-invoice | ✅ 1 year post-invoice |
Thermostat Rebate | ✅ $150 | ✅ $200 |
Two-Upgrade Bonus | ✅ $300 | ✅ $350 |
Northern Top-Up | ✅ $3,000 (if applicable) | ✅ $3,000 (if applicable) |
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Can I combine these rebates with other government or utility programs?
Yes! FortisBC’s dual-fuel rebates can often be combined with federal or provincial incentives, such as the Canada Greener Homes Grant. For example:
Pair your dual-fuel rebate with the Two-Upgrade Bonus (+300/300/350) by adding another eligible upgrade (e.g., insulation or windows).
Stack with federal grants covering up to $5,000 for heat pumps.
Note: Always confirm compatibility with your Green Home Solution advisor, as some programs may have restrictions.
How long does rebate approval take?
FortisBC typically processes applications within 90 days of submission. Delays may occur if:
Documents are incomplete (e.g., missing invoice details or unsigned commissioning sheets).
Income verification is required for the income-qualified program.
Green Home Solution streamlines this process by pre-checking your paperwork and submitting error-free applications.
What if I miss the April 30, 2025, deadline?
After April 30, 2025:
The **standard rebate drops to 5,000∗∗(from5,000∗∗(from10,000).
The income-qualified program ends entirely.
However, if your installation occurs between May 1–31, 2025, you can still qualify for the higher rebate by:Providing a quote or deposit proof dated before April 30.
Ensuring all installation documents are submitted by May 31.
Why choose Green Air Home Solution for my dual-fuel system?
We simplify the entire process:
Free Estimates: No-obligation assessments to align your system with rebate requirements.
Licensed Expertise: Our Technical Safety BC-certified contractors ensure installations meet FortisBC’s strict efficiency standards.
Rebate Support: We handle paperwork, document prep, and submission—guaranteeing compliance with deadlines.
15+ Years of Trust: Serving Vancouver and Burnaby with transparent pricing and no hidden fees.
Do I need a specific type of thermostat for the income-qualified rebate?
Yes! The income-qualified program requires a connected thermostat that automatically switches to gas heating at a preset temperature (e.g., 2°C).
Eligible Models: Check FortisBC’s approved thermostat list (e.g., Nest, Ecobee).
Installation Proof: Your contractor must include thermostat details in the commissioning sheet.
Green Home Solution installs qualifying thermostats and ensures they’re configured correctly for rebate compliance.
What if my rebate application is rejected?
Rejections are rare if requirements are met, but if it happens:
Common Issues: Missing heat load calculations, outdated equipment models, or expired deadlines.
Next Steps: Green Home Solution reviews the rejection reason, helps correct errors, and resubmits at no extra cost.
We guarantee your system meets all efficiency and documentation standards before applying.