The neutral heat pump rebate calculator every contractor is too conflicted to build.
Answer 6 simple questions to find your exact stacked rebate from CleanBC, BC Hydro, FortisBC, and municipal top-ups. See your true net cost, then compare quotes from 3 licensed HPCN-registered contractors.
Heat pumps provide heating + central air conditioning
Cut winter fossil heating emissions by up to 85% while staying cool during summer heat domes.
Estimate Your Full BC Rebate Stack
Answer these 6 questions to calculate every eligible provincial, utility, and municipal incentive.
Current Heating Fuel
What is your home's primary heating source right now?
Provincial rebate amounts depend directly on the fuel you are replacing.
Why Contractor Calculators Are Conflicted
Most online heat pump calculators are lead funnels owned by single HVAC franchises. Here is what they don't tell you.
They Hide Higher-Paying Programs
If an installer isn't accredited for the CleanBC Energy Savings Program (which pays up to $16,000 for income-qualified families), their calculator will quietly default you to the standard $3,000 rebate so you don't look elsewhere.
Municipal Top-Ups Get Omitted
Cities like West Vancouver ($2,000) or Squamish ($1,000) offer localized grants. Single-contractor sites rarely keep their databases updated for all 40+ BC municipal jurisdictions, costing you thousands.
Zero Pressure Multi-Quote Bidding
CleanStack BC does not sell equipment or install heat pumps. We only introduce you to competing, verified HPCN contractors who must bid fairly for your project.
What is an HPCN-Registered Contractor?
The Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) is the provincial quality-assurance body. BC Hydro and CleanBC legally mandate that all heat pump installations must be performed by an active HPCN member to receive rebates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about stacking BC heat pump incentives.