Quick answerAs of October 15, 2026, gas-heated BC homes can claim FortisBC’s dual fuel rebate (up to $4,000, or $8,000 income-qualified); FortisBC income-qualified rebates for windows and doors (up to $7,500), insulation (up to $2,000 per area), bathroom fans (up to $2,400) and a thermostat; the income-qualified CleanBC Energy Savings Program; and Northern BC heat pump rebates. The federal Greener Homes Grant has closed, and a National Heat Pump Rebate is expected in 2027.
This is ROMA’s master list. Each program is checked against its official page and updated when the rules change. Use it for the big picture, then open the guide for your upgrade.
Open and upcoming rebates
| Program | Amount | Who it's for | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| FortisBC dual fuel heating system rebate FortisBC | Up to $4,000 | FortisBC gas customers replacing a 15+ year-old gas furnace | Open · installs on or after Oct 15, 2026 |
| FortisBC dual fuel rebate, income-qualified FortisBC | Up to $8,000 | Income-qualified FortisBC customers (household of 4: up to $94,900) | Open · installs on or after Oct 15, 2026 |
| CleanBC Energy Savings Program heat pump (income-qualified) Province of BC | Set by income level | Income-qualified homeowners (three income levels) | Open · eligibility code first |
| Northern BC heat pump rebate (switching from gas) CleanBC Better Homes | Up to $8,000 | Gas-heated homes in Northern BC | Open · Northern BC only |
| CleanBC heat pump water heater (income-qualified, replacing gas) Province of BC | Up to $3,500 | Income-qualified households with gas water heating | Open · eligibility code first |
| Northern BC heat pump water heater (replacing gas) CleanBC Better Homes | Up to $1,000 | Northern BC homes with a gas water heater | Open · Northern BC only |
| Connected thermostat, income-qualified FortisBC | Up to $200 | Income-qualified households | Announced Oct 15, 2026 · confirm details |
| Ventilation (bathroom fan) rebate, income-qualified FortisBC | Up to $2,400 | Income-qualified households | Re-introduced Oct 15, 2026 |
| Insulation rebate, income-qualified FortisBC | Up to $2,000 per area | Income-qualified households | Re-introduced Oct 15, 2026 |
| Window and door rebate, income-qualified FortisBC | Up to $7,500 | Income-qualified households | Re-introduced Oct 15, 2026 |
| National Heat Pump Rebate (federal, announced Oct 8, 2026) Government of Canada | Coming 2027 | Canadian homeowners (details pending) | Not open · expected early 2027 |
Programs that have closed
These still appear in older articles and contractor ads. None accept new applications.
- Canada Greener Homes Grant: Closed; the final document deadline was December 31, 2025. Source
- Canada Greener Homes Loan: Stopped taking new applications on October 1, 2025. Source
- Standard CleanBC gas-to-heat-pump rebate (not income-qualified, outside the North): Ended April 11, 2025. Source
Stacking rules, briefly
- One heating rebate per system. FortisBC’s dual fuel rebate can’t be combined with other FortisBC, provincial or federal funding for that system.
- Income-qualified replaces standard. It doesn’t add on top for the same upgrade.
- Bonuses add. FortisBC pays $300 ($350 income-qualified) when you complete a second qualifying upgrade. Ventilation doesn’t count toward the bonus.
- Different upgrades stack. Windows, insulation and bathroom fans each have their own rebate.
- Never more than you paid. A rebate can’t exceed the paid cost on the invoice.
Which guide should you read?
- Furnace from 2011 or earlier → FortisBC dual fuel rebate
- Comparing heat pump routes → heat pump rebates
- Income near the limits → income-qualified rebates
- Water heater → water heater rebates
- Drafty rooms → insulation, window and door rebates
- Straight furnace or boiler swap → furnace and boiler rebates
- Outside Greater Vancouver → regional and municipal offers
How ROMA helps with the BC rebate programs
ROMA has replaced gas furnaces, boilers and water heaters in Greater Vancouver homes since 1999, from Vancouver Specials with basement suites to heritage houses on radiators. When you call about the BC rebate programs, a licensed technician starts with the facts that decide eligibility: the age on the rating plate, what fuel heats the house, whether it’s your primary home, and whether the household may be income-qualified.
You get a plain answer about which rebate fits and what it should pay, and a free, flat-rate estimate on qualifying equipment if you want one. Where a program needs an HPCN-listed contractor, we show you how to check any installer on the HPCN directory before you book. Phone (604) 704-0300 or email info@romaheating.ca.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the biggest rebate for a BC home right now?
For most gas-heated homes, FortisBC’s income-qualified dual fuel rebate at up to $8,000. For some income-qualified heat pump projects, the CleanBC Energy Savings Program may pay more, so ask an Energy Coach.
Is the Canada Greener Homes Grant still open?
No. The grant closed (final documents were due December 31, 2025) and the loan stopped accepting applications on October 1, 2025.
How often do BC rebates change?
Several times a year. In 2026, CleanBC amounts changed on July 6 and FortisBC re-introduced dual fuel and income-qualified rebates on October 15.
Official sources we checked
- FortisBC: Dual fuel heating system rebate
- FortisBC: Dual fuel heating system rebate (income-qualified)
- FortisBC: Window and door rebates (income-qualified)
- FortisBC: Insulation rebates (income-qualified)
- Better Homes BC: CleanBC rebate programs
- Better Homes BC: Income-qualified program
- Canada Greener Homes Loan / Grant status
- Prime Minister of Canada: National Heat Pump Rebate announcement