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Most Common Question

Should I get a heat pump or solar first?

Short answer: Heat pump wins. A heat pump pays for itself in 5–7 years. Solar takes 8–18 years.

Heat Pump Path:

You pay $8,000 after the rebate. You save $1,300 per year on heating. It's paid for in 6 years. After that, free heating for 20+ years.

Solar Path:

You pay $20,000 after the rebate. You save $1,500 per year on electricity. It's paid for in 13 years. After that, free electricity for 20+ years.

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Quick Questions

Will a heat pump actually heat my BC home in winter?
Yes. New heat pumps work down to -20°C. Most BC winters don't get that cold. If they do, a backup heat source kicks in automatically. Read more about heat pump winter performance in BC.
What if my rebate application gets rejected?
The #1 reason: Your contractor isn't HPCN registered. Before you hire anyone, ask: "Are you HPCN registered?" If they don't know what that means, hire someone else. See all 5 rejection reasons.
How long until I get my rebate?
About 5–6 months total. Application approval takes 3 weeks. Work gets done in 1–5 days. Final inspection takes 2–3 weeks. Rebate payment arrives in 6–12 weeks.
Can I get a free heat pump in BC?
If you make less than $80,000–$120,000 per year (depends on family size), yes. BC's CleanBC Income Qualified program covers 100% of installation. No money down, no loans to repay.

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