CleanBC Rebates for Your Home

Take advantage of extensive rebates designed for energy-efficient upgrades to residential renovations and new construction

Take advantage of extensive rebates designed for energy-efficient upgrades to residential renovations and new construction

With a clear goal of reducing greenhouse gases (GHGs), CleanBC is a government agency that offers different energy efficiency programs and rebates around transportation, indigenous groups, residential, and industrial. For those of us renovating or building a home in BC, programs like CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate offer rebates of up to $14,100 for a home and $220,000 for a commercial business to make energy-saving changes.

Get the Guide to BC’s Residential Rebates

Learn more about the comprehensive list of all provincial home heating and home upgrade rebates available from CleanBC, BC Hydro, and Fortis BC.

CleanBC’s Better Building Program

CleanBC’s Better Buildings program offers thousands of dollars in rebates and incentives to help reduce climate pollution and power the future of BC. When you check out the easy to use rebate search tool, you will find a ton of great incentives, including a $3,000 rebate to convert from natural gas, propane or oil to high-efficiency electric heat pumps and up to $2,000 in rebates for upgrades on doors and windows. Before you start renovating or building a home, make sure you talk to an expert on eligibility requirements!

Take Advantage of Bonus Municipal Offers

A growing number of local governments in BC are offering municipal top-up rebates to the CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate Program for a limited time. Depending on your project, you may be eligible for up to an additional $2,000 when fuel switching from fossil fuel heating (natural gas, oil, or propane) to an electric air-source heat pump or an extra $150 for completing a pre and post retrofit EnerGuide home evaluation.

Heat Pump Rebates

The CleanBC Better Homes and BC Hydro programs provide rebates up to $16,000 for heat pumps, depending on household income. Lower-income households may receive the highest rebate, while middle- and upper-income households can still receive up to $12,000 and $10,500, respectively. These rebates cover the installation of efficient ducted or mini-split heat pumps for home heating and cooling

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Water Heater and Insulation Rebates

Rebates are offered for switching to heat pump water heaters, which are more energy-efficient, and for home insulation upgrades that enhance overall energy savings and comfort. These rebates are intended to help homeowners achieve significant cost savings on energy bills while contributing to a lower-carbon footprint. For applications, income verification, and more details, you can check out the CleanBC website or BC Hydro’s rebate information portal​

Solar and Battery Storage Rebates

Homeowners can access rebates of up to $10,000 to install solar panels and battery storage, aiding in renewable energy adoption. These rebates are intended to help homeowners achieve significant cost savings on energy bills while contributing to a lower-carbon footprint. For applications, income verification, and more details, you can check out the CleanBC website or BC Hydro’s rebate information portal​

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Electrical Services Upgrades

To support the shift to electric heating, rebates are also available for necessary electrical upgrades that facilitate heat pump installation. This rebate can help cover the costs associated with boosting a home’s electrical capacity.

CleanBC’s Income-Based Rebates

CleanBC offers tiered rebates depending on household income. Low- and moderate-income households qualify for more extensive support, allowing a broader range of British Columbians to afford these upgrades. Eligible homeowners can receive rebates covering up to 100% of the upgrade costs, depending on income and location​.

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As your local, qualified heating and cooling experts, we offer a wealth of knowledge and expertise on what rebates and savings are available for your upcoming commercial or residential project.