Fortis Customer Rebates Between $10,000 - $15,000 for a Dual Fuel Furnace and Heat Pump System

Keep yourself warm and cool with this great rebate option

The Heat Pump Rebate You Don’t Want to Miss

If you’ve been thinking about replacing furnace and AC system, now is the perfect time to do it! Fortis BC is offering huge incentives to it’s customers!

Don’t wait until it’s too late, capitalize on this government rebate before it’s gone. For more information, call On Top Solutions at 604-790-1512!

For the price of a new furnace, get air conditioning and a furnace installed with the new Dual Fuel rebates

For those who want to keep a gas furnace at home, FortisBC has introduced a dual-fuel heating system rebate that does not require pre-registration. That means when you install a new electric heat pump plus a new high-efficiency gas furnace, you’re instantly eligible for a $10,000 rebate.

To make clean energy upgrades more accessible, FortisBC is offering a further $5,000 in rebates for Income-qualified customers. This means you could be eligible to receive a combined $15,000 in rebates!

The Benefits of a Heat Pump

A heat pump may be the perfect heating and air conditioning system for your home because of how energy-efficient and versatile they are. The energy efficiency of a heat pump can slash up to 50% off your heating bill, saving you your hard-earned money and reducing your carbon footprint.

Heat pumps differ from traditional furnaces and air conditioners as they perform both tasks, in both the hottest and coldest applications. In cooling mode, they absorb the heat from inside your home and release it outside, cooling the indoor space. In heating mode, they extract heat from the outdoor air (even when it’s very cold) and transfer it indoors to warm your home. This dual functionality makes heat pumps versatile and saves you from purchasing two separate heating systems.

What Our Customers Are Saying

“Even when my strata were being somewhat difficult, Jordan rolled with the punches and made it work. I now am the envy of my townhouse complex. My house is the perfect temp at all times.”

“Jordan and his crew were awesome! Great communication before, during and after installation. The guys doing the install were efficient and even cleaned everything up immediately after. I was very impressed.”

“I've been using Jordan and On-Tap solutions for over 2 years now. It is becoming increasingly hard to find a plumbing and heating contractor that will genuinely put the needs of the customers before their own, and Jordan's value proposition is exactly this.“He's extremely thorough in his explanations, he takes the time to explain exactly how the system works and, whenever possible, provides repair options and prices.”

Dual Fuel Heating System Grant

General Eligibility: $10,000 Rebate

The home must have:
- a residential FortisBC natural gas account
If the registered owner of the property where upgrades were made is not the utility account holder (e.g. landlord/tenant) the owner must have the account holder complete the Utility Account Holder Consent form.
The home must be a year-round primary residence at least 12 months old and be either a single-family, duplex, triplex, row home, townhouse or mobile home on a permanent foundation. New construction, additions and garage upgrades are not eligible.
Applications must be submitted within six months of the paid invoice date.
Rebates cannot exceed the paid cost on the invoice.

Income Qualified Heat Pump: $5000 Rebate

1. You must be a residential FortisBC or municipal electricity customer of Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland or Nelson Hydro with only one active residential electricity account, upgrading the heating system at your primary residence.

2. Your combined annual household income (from all sources) must be below the maximum shown for your household size. Proof of income is required.

Household Size	Maximum Household Income
1 Person	$48,900
2 People	$60,900
3 People	$74,800
4 People	$90,800
5 People	$103,000
6 People	$116,100
7 People	$129,300

3. The heat pump must be replacing an existing hard-wired electric heating system such as electric baseboards, radiant ceiling, radiant floors or a forced-air furnace. Back-up space heating systems must also be electric. Emergency replacements of broken electrical systems are not eligible. Replacing an existing heat pump or adding a head to an existing one is not eligible.

4. The home must be a year-round primary residence that is at least 10 years old, no larger than 3,500 square feet and be one of the following: single-family; duplex; triplex; row home; townhouse or manufactured/mobile home on a permanent foundation.

5. The new heat pump must be sufficiently sized to function as the primary heating system for the home.

For ductless systems, one indoor unit (head) must serve a main living area of the premises, including a family room, living room or open-concept kitchen/living room.

6. The heat pump must be also installed by a licensed heating and cooling contractor with a GST number and a valid BC business license. Note: as of July 1, 2022, all air source heat pump installations must be completed by a Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member.* Search for an HPCN member in your area.

7.Eligible heat pumps must be installed in accordance with the Heat Pump Best Practices Installation Guide for Existing Homes.

*Applicable to invoices dated on or after July 1, 2022.

Quick Links

Our Services

On Tap Solutions is registered and in good standing with WorkSafeBC