A rebate starts with the right proposal
FortisBC’s current dual-fuel program offers up to $4,000, or up to $8,000 for income-qualified customers, for an eligible new furnace and heat pump together. A furnace-only replacement is outside this particular offer. See the current requirements.
Robert leads the conversation
Robert Hamilton, BeeWarm’s lead technician, has been a gas fitter since 1989 and holds a Class B ticket. Describe uneven rooms, noise, breakdowns, summer cooling needs and any planned renovation. Confirm availability and the specific work BeeWarm and any supporting trades will undertake.
Assess the home before selecting equipment
Ask for a documented heating-load assessment and a review of ducts, airflow, venting, condensate, gas supply, electrical capacity and service access. Replacing the old furnace with the same size is not a substitute for checking the building.
Put the complete scope in writing
- Exact furnace, heat-pump, indoor-coil and control combination.
- Gas, electrical and refrigeration responsibilities, permits and any strata approval.
- Removal, disposal, duct changes, drainage and finishing work.
- Commissioning, operating instructions, warranties and maintenance requirements.
- Verified program eligibility and HPCN registration before relying on a rebate.
Start with the records you have
Bring the existing model, approximate age, service history and accessible photos. Leave covers and safety controls alone. Robert can help frame the assessment and explain what needs checking before an installation is booked.
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Rebate information checked November 11, 2026. Final eligibility is determined under the official program rules.