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Rebates & Savings

Heat Pumps, Water Heaters & HVAC Systems

Maximum Possible Rebates

for a Homeowner in BC (Tri-Cities)

The maximum rebate a homeowner in Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, or Coquitlam could receive depends on whether they choose the FortisBC Dual-Fuel System Rebate or the CleanBC Standard Heat Pump Rebate.

Additionally, homeowners switching to an electric-only system may qualify for municipal top-ups from Coquitlam, as well as extra incentives for water heating upgrades, electrical service improvements, and income-qualified households.

Who Qualifies for the Maximum Rebate?

Homeowners switching from an oil, gas, or propane heating system to an energy-efficient heat pump
Choosing either a Dual-Fuel (Heat Pump + Gas Furnace) or Fully Electric Heat Pump (Note: Coquitlam top-up rebates apply ONLY to fully electric heat pumps, NOT dual-fuel systems)
Upgrading their electrical service if required (Required for some electric heat pump systems to qualify for top-ups)
Replacing a fossil-fuel water heater with a heat pump water heater (Only electric water heaters qualify for Coquitlam rebates)
Meeting the income-qualified household requirements (e.g., a family of four earning $185,620 or less pre-tax may qualify for an additional $6,000 in rebates)
Important Note: If you choose a dual-fuel heat pump system (gas furnace + heat pump), you will NOT be eligible for the Coquitlam municipal rebates.

How to Determine Your Eligibility

Use our Rebate Calculator (Coming Soon!) to check your qualifications
Contact us directly for a Free Rebate Consultation
Check CleanBC, FortisBC, and municipal websites for real-time rebate availability

This means a homeowner who meets all eligibility requirements could get up to $10,850 for standard rebates or $16,850 if income-qualified for switching to a fully electric system. Homeowners choosing a dual-fuel system could qualify for up to $10,000, but will NOT receive Coquitlam municipal top-ups.

Multi Unit Residential Building Heating

& Cooling Rebates Per Unit - Maximum $5400 -

Here is How it Works

Multi Unit Residential Building Heating & Cooling Rebates

Per Unit - Maximum $5400 -

Here is How it Works

How to Qualify for Maximum Rebates

Step 1 is contact us and we can help!

We Are Proud To Be

Serving the Lower Mainland for over 11 years

At Tidal Mechanical, our industry expertise is underscored by our memberships and certifications.

We're proud members of the BCPHA, Fortis Preferred Contractors, and TECA. As certified Navien Service Specialists, we stay at the forefront of technology. We're also part of the Home Performance Contractor Network with Clean BC, emphasizing our commitment to sustainability.
Additionally, our affiliation with Technical Safety BC ensures the highest safety standards in all our projects.

These credentials reflect our dedication to excellence and your peace of mind when choosing us for plumbing and heating solutions.

FAQS

How often should I schedule maintenance for my heating system?

Regular maintenance is crucial for optimal performance. It's recommended to have your heating system serviced annually to identify and address potential issues, ensuring efficient operation and preventing costly repairs.

What are common signs of a plumbing leak, and what should I do if I suspect one?

Signs of a plumbing leak include water stains, dampness, or unexplained increases in water bills. If you suspect a leak, turn off the main water supply, and contact us immediately to assess and repair the issue.

What can I do to improve energy efficiency in my home's heating system?

To enhance energy efficiency, consider upgrading to a programmable thermostat, seal any drafts in windows and doors, and ensure proper insulation. Additionally, schedule regular HVAC maintenance to keep your heating system running efficiently and identify opportunities for improvements. If your equipment is over 15 years old replacement may be the best option.