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Heat Pump Installation in Burnaby

Ducted, ductless, and cold-climate heat pumps installed across Burnaby. Up to $6,000 in stacked CleanBC + BC Hydro rebates. We handle the paperwork.

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Heat pumps are the single biggest efficiency upgrade most Burnaby homeowners can make. They deliver 2–3× the heating output per dollar of energy versus gas furnaces, and they cool in summer — replacing both your furnace and AC with one system. The current rebate stack (CleanBC + BC Hydro + FortisBC) can offset $4,000–$6,000 of the install cost.

Burnaby's mild winters make it nearly ideal heat pump territory. Standard units operate efficiently down to about –10°C, which Burnaby rarely hits. For Burnaby Mountain and the SFU/UniverCity area where cold snaps run colder, we recommend cold-climate units rated to –25°C — Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat, Daikin Aurora, Carrier Infinity Greenspeed, and similar.

Every install includes Manual J load calculation, electrical capacity verification, refrigerant line sizing, condensate routing, and full rebate paperwork submitted on your behalf. We pull both the City of Burnaby mechanical permit and the BC electrical permit.

What's Included

Ducted central heat pumps

Whole-home heating and cooling using your existing ductwork. Best for homes with intact ducts.

Ductless mini-splits

Single-zone or multi-zone (up to 8 indoor heads) for homes without ducts. Common retrofit in Burnaby Heights and Capitol Hill heritage homes.

Cold-climate heat pumps

Hyper-Heat-class units that maintain 100% capacity to –15°C and operate to –25°C. Recommended for Burnaby Mountain and elevated areas.

Hybrid dual-fuel systems

Heat pump + gas furnace setup that switches based on outdoor temperature for the lowest annual energy cost.

Full rebate processing

CleanBC Better Homes + BC Hydro + FortisBC stacking. Up to $6,000 combined. We submit, follow up, and confirm payout.

Electrical capacity check

Many older Burnaby homes need a 200A panel upgrade to support a heat pump. We assess at quote and bundle if needed.

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Heat Pumps in Burnaby — What Actually Works

Burnaby is a heat-pump-friendly market for three reasons: mild winters that fall inside standard heat pump efficient range, generous rebate stacking, and the BC Step Code direction toward electrified heating in new builds and major renos. Most Burnaby homes recover the install cost in 6–10 years through energy savings alone.

Townhomes and condos in Brentwood, Lougheed, and Metrotown often have strata bylaws restricting outdoor unit placement and noise levels. We work directly with strata councils — measuring sound levels, mocking up location plans, and providing the technical documentation needed for approval. Most strata applications get approved within 30 days when properly documented.

Older homes through Burnaby Heights, Capitol Hill, and East Burnaby commonly need a 100A → 200A panel upgrade before a heat pump can be installed. We do both — quoted as one bundled job — so you don't end up with two contractors blaming each other when something doesn't line up.

Burnaby Heat Pump Installation — What It Costs

Installed prices including unit, labor, electrical, condensate, permits, and full rebate paperwork.

  • Single-zone ductless mini-split
    $5,800–$8,500
  • Multi-zone ductless (3 heads)
    $11,000–$16,500
  • Ducted central heat pump
    $11,500–$17,500
  • Cold-climate ducted (Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat / Daikin Aurora)
    $14,500–$22,000
  • Less CleanBC + BC Hydro rebates
    Up to −$6,000
  • Optional 100A → 200A panel upgrade
    +$2,800–$4,500
0% financing available for 12–24 months. Most Burnaby installs net under $12,000 after rebates.

What Burnaby Homeowners Say

5.0/5 from 35 verified reviews

Had a heat pump installed in our townhouse. They handled the BC Hydro rebate paperwork start to finish — got back $4,500. Installers were on time, tidy, and explained the controls properly.

Priya Sharma
Brentwood, Burnaby
Heat Pump Installation

Our top-floor unit was unbearable in July. They installed a quiet ductless system in two days and walked us through the strata approval beforehand. Zero issues, much cooler home.

Sophia Chen
Lougheed, Burnaby
AC Installation

Old tank was rusting from the bottom. They swapped to a heat pump water heater and confirmed our panel had capacity first. Hot water came back the same afternoon. Rebate paperwork submitted on our behalf.

Kevin Mathers
Big Bend, Burnaby
Water Heater Installation

Burnaby Heating FAQs

The questions Burnaby homeowners ask us most about this service.

How much does a heat pump cost in Burnaby after rebates?
After CleanBC and BC Hydro rebates ($4,000–$6,000 stacked), most Burnaby ducted heat pump installs net out at $7,500–$12,000. Ductless single-zone systems are typically $4,500–$7,000 net. We model the exact rebate stack at quote — the number depends on which utility you're on (BC Hydro vs FortisBC) and equipment efficiency tier.
Will a heat pump work in Burnaby winter?
Yes — Burnaby winters average 2–6°C, which is well inside standard heat pump efficient range (rated to –10°C). For Burnaby Mountain and elevated neighborhoods that occasionally see –10 to –15°C, we recommend cold-climate units rated to –25°C. None of our Burnaby installs from the past 5 winters have failed to heat through cold snaps.
How long does a heat pump installation take?
Ducted central heat pumps: 1–2 days. Single-zone ductless: 4–8 hours. Multi-zone ductless (3+ heads): 2–3 days. We give you a clear timeline at quote and confirm before scheduling.
Do I need to replace my furnace if I install a heat pump?
Not necessarily. A dual-fuel hybrid keeps the gas furnace as backup for cold snaps and switches based on outdoor temperature for the lowest annual cost. About 40% of our Burnaby installs go this route. The other 60% go fully electric — the heat pump handles 100% of the load with electric resistance backup for emergencies.
Will a heat pump increase my hydro bill in Burnaby?
Your hydro bill goes up because you're shifting load from gas to electricity, but your gas bill drops by more. Net: most Burnaby homes save $400–$1,200/year on combined utility bills after a heat pump install.
Will my strata approve a heat pump in Burnaby?
Most Burnaby strata approve heat pumps when the application includes sound rating documentation, a clear outdoor unit location plan, and confirmation that the install meets bylaw setbacks. We provide all of that and have approval rates over 95% across Burnaby strata corporations we've worked with.
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