A new heat pump in Metro Vancouver typically costs $8,000–$18,000 installed, depending on size, efficiency, brand and your home’s setup. Here’s what drives the price and how to get the best value.
What affects the cost of a heat pump in Vancouver
- Size & capacity — correctly sized to your home with a proper load calculation
- Efficiency — higher-efficiency and variable-speed models cost more up front but lower operating bills
- Brand & warranty — premium lines carry longer warranties
- Installation complexity — venting, electrical, ductwork or gas-line changes
- Permits & code — we include required permits and inspections
Rebates can lower your net cost
High-efficiency heat pumps often qualify for rebates — see our BC rebates guide and calculator. We provide a free, itemised written quote so you can compare options at different price points.
For a free heat pump quote anywhere in Greater Vancouver, call BC Wide Heating & Air Conditioning at 604-473-9690 or email info@bcwide.ca for a free, no-obligation quote. TSBC-licensed (LGA0090068), serving the Lower Mainland since 1999.
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