Rebates for your home

BC Hydro rebate

Heat Pump Rebates

Switching to a heat pump? BC Hydro and CleanBC rebates can cover a big part of the cost of a central ducted or ductless heat pump, and condo owners can get rebates on in-suite ductless units. Milani can help you pick the right system and put together the paperwork your rebate application needs.

How much you could get back

• Central ducted / ductless heat pumpUp to $4,000for electric homes
  Income-qualified offers

  • Up to $5,000 for electric homes
  • Up to $13,000 for fuel-switching homes
• In-suite ductless heat pumps (condos & apartments)Up to $1,000single head, or $750 per head (up to $2,250)
  Income-qualified offers

  • Up to $5,000 if income qualified

Fall bonus: up to $1,000 extra on eligible heat pumps installed and paid by October 31, 2026.

Who qualifies

• Replaces electric heatFor the electric-home rebate, the heat pump must replace your primary electric heating, such as baseboards or an electric furnace. Replacing an existing heat pump doesn't qualify.
• Sized for your homeWhole-home systems ($4,000) must cover 100% of your heating at –5°C, backed by a heat load calculation. Systems covering at least 50% qualify for $1,500.
• Eligible equipmentNew, variable-speed units on BC Hydro's rebate-eligible list (HSPF2 ≥ 8.5 and SEER2 ≥ 15.2).
• Registered contractorInstalled by a contractor in BC Hydro's Home Performance Contractor Network. Self-installs aren't eligible.
• Apply within 6 monthsSubmit your application within six months of your invoice date.
• Income-qualified top-upsHouseholds that meet CleanBC's income thresholds can get the higher amounts shown above.

How it works

1. Book an in-home estimateWe look at your home and current heating and recommend the right heat pump size and type.
2. Get your heat pump installedOur certified technicians install your system to the program's installation standards.
3. Get your paperworkYou get an itemized invoice and, for whole-home systems, the heat load calculation report.
4. Apply for your rebateSubmit your application online through BC Hydro within six months of the invoice date.

Want to read the official program details? Visit BC Hydro (opens in a new tab)

BC Hydro rebate

Heat Pump Water Heater Rebates

A heat pump water heater uses a fraction of the electricity of a standard electric tank, and rebates help cover the upgrade. Milani supplies and installs eligible heat pump water heaters and gives you the invoice your rebate application needs.

How much you could get back

• Heat pump water heaterUp to $1,000when replacing an electric water heater
  Income-qualified offers

  • Up to $3,500 if income qualified

Who qualifies

• Replaces an electric tankThe new unit must replace an electric water heater — your primary one, if you have more than one.
• Eligible equipmentNew units listed in Tier 2 or higher on NEEA's Advanced Water Heater Specification qualified products list.
• Planned, not emergencyEmergency replacements of broken units, and replacing an existing heat pump water heater, aren't eligible.
• Licensed installerInstalled by a licensed contractor with a GST number and a valid B.C. business licence. Self-installs aren't eligible.
• Apply within 6 monthsSubmit within six months of your invoice date — the invoice is the only document required.
• Income-qualified top-upsHouseholds that meet CleanBC's income thresholds can get up to $3,500.

How it works

1. Book an estimateWe confirm your current water heater qualifies and recommend the right size heat pump unit.
2. Plan the swapSchedule the upgrade before your old tank fails — emergency replacements don't qualify.
3. Get it installedOur licensed plumbers install your new heat pump water heater and give you an itemized invoice.
4. Apply for your rebateSubmit your application online through BC Hydro within six months of the invoice date.

Want to read the official program details? Visit BC Hydro (opens in a new tab)