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CleanBC Rebates — Mission
CleanBC Heat Pump Rebates Mission
Registered CleanBC electrical contractor serving Mission homeowners. Service upgrades, heat pump wiring, and panel work — all eligible for CleanBC rebates up to $21,000.
Registered CleanBC Contractor
CleanBC Heat Pump Rebates Mission
The CleanBC Energy Savings Program pays eligible BC homeowners up to $21,000 toward a heat pump system — including the electrical upgrade required to power it. Huntley Electrical is a registered CleanBC electrical contractor serving Mission.
We handle the electrical side of CleanBC projects in Mission: service upgrades, dedicated heat pump circuits, and panel work. We work with Full Service Heating & Cooling for the HVAC portion, giving Mission homeowners a coordinated, single-project experience.
Call Kevin — 778-988-3347
CleanBC Rebate Amounts
How Much Can You Get Through CleanBC?
Rebates are means-tested by household income and size. All amounts are total project rebates (heat pump + electrical). The electrical upgrade alone is worth $1,500 to $5,000.
Level 1 — Highest Rebate
Up to $21,000
Total project rebate for eligible lower-income households
$5,000 electrical component
Level 2 — Mid-Tier Rebate
Up to $15,500
Total project rebate for mid-tier income households
$3,500 electrical component
Level 3 — Upper-Tier Rebate
Up to $12,000
Total project rebate for upper income tier households
$1,500 electrical component
Income thresholds are set by the province and updated annually. We confirm current eligibility during your free assessment. Full CleanBC details →
Who Qualifies
Do You Qualify? Income Thresholds by Household Size
The CleanBC Energy Savings Program uses household income to determine rebate tier. Eligibility is assessed per application — thresholds vary by household size.
Homeowners
You must be a homeowner at the installation address. Renters and landlords have separate program pathways.
BC Hydro or FortisBC Customers
The rebate program requires you to be served by BC Hydro or FortisBC. Most Mission properties qualify.
Existing Natural Gas Heating
The highest rebate tiers are typically for homes switching away from natural gas heating to an eligible heat pump system.
Not sure if you qualify? We confirm eligibility during the free assessment — no commitment required.
What Most People Miss
What Mission Homeowners Often Miss on CleanBC Projects
The service upgrade is rebate-eligible
Many Mission homes — especially older Cedar Valley and Hatzic properties — are on 100A service. The upgrade to 200A is eligible for CleanBC rebates when bundled with the heat pump project.
Registered contractors only
Only registered CleanBC contractors qualify for rebates. Work done by an unregistered contractor won’t be eligible, regardless of the equipment installed.
Rebates are paid after, not before
CleanBC rebates are processed after installation and inspection — not upfront. Understanding the Mission project cash flow timeline is important for budget planning.
Federal Pioneer panels block heat pump installs
Mission has a higher rate of recalled Federal Pioneer panels. These must be replaced before a heat pump circuit can be safely added — and the replacement may be rebate-eligible.
The Process
How the Coordinated Project Works
Free Electrical Assessment
We assess your panel, service size, and what electrical work is needed to support the heat pump. We confirm CleanBC eligibility and quote the electrical portion.
Coordinated Project
We coordinate with Full Service Heating & Cooling on scheduling. They install the heat pump; we handle all electrical work — permits, service upgrade, circuits, and inspection.
Rebate Documentation
After inspection, we provide all TSBC documentation needed to submit your CleanBC rebate claim. You apply online through the Better Homes program portal.
Registration Matters
Why You Need a Registered CleanBC Electrical Contractor
Not every licensed electrician is registered with CleanBC. The distinction matters: only work performed by a registered contractor qualifies for rebates under the Energy Savings Program.
- ✓Huntley Electrical is registered with CleanBC Better Homes
- ✓We provide all documentation required for your rebate application
- ✓All electrical work is TSBC-permitted and inspected
- ✓We coordinate directly with your HVAC contractor to ensure a complete, qualifying project
Common Questions
CleanBC Heat Pump Rebates – Common Questions
Is CleanBC legitimate?
Yes — CleanBC is the BC provincial government’s clean energy rebate program, administered through BC Hydro and FortisBC. The Energy Savings Program is a real government incentive worth up to $21,000 for eligible households. It is not a scam and does not require any upfront payment from you.
How much can I get through the CleanBC Energy Savings Program?
Eligible households can receive up to $21,000 in total rebates (heat pump installation + electrical upgrade) at the highest income tier. Mid-tier households receive up to $15,500. Upper-income tier households receive up to $12,000. The electrical component alone is worth $1,500 to $5,000 depending on your income level.
What is the electrical contractor’s role in a CleanBC project?
The electrical contractor handles the service upgrade (if needed), heat pump electrical wiring, dedicated circuit installation, and any panel work required by the project. We must be registered with CleanBC to perform work that qualifies for rebates.
Do I need to upgrade my panel to get a heat pump?
Often yes — heat pumps require dedicated 240V circuits, and older homes on 100A service frequently need a panel upgrade before installation. The service upgrade cost is eligible for CleanBC rebates when bundled with the heat pump project.
Can I choose my own heat pump installer?
You need to use a registered CleanBC contractor for both the HVAC and electrical portions of the project. We work with Full Service Heating & Cooling as our HVAC partner — they handle the heat pump portion while we handle all the electrical.
How long does a CleanBC project take from start to finish?
The electrical assessment and any panel upgrade work can typically be scheduled within 2–4 weeks. The full project timeline including HVAC installation and rebate processing runs 6–12 weeks from initial assessment to complete.
Is Huntley Electrical registered with CleanBC?
Yes — Huntley Electrical is a registered CleanBC electrical contractor. We are licensed with Technical Safety BC (licence #LEL0210649) and registered to perform electrical work qualifying for CleanBC Energy Savings Program rebates in the Fraser Valley, including Mission.
What is the income threshold to qualify for CleanBC rebates?
The program is means-tested by household income and size. The highest rebate tier targets lower-income households; mid and upper tiers apply progressively higher income levels. Exact thresholds are updated annually by the province — we can confirm current thresholds during your free assessment.
Client Reviews
What Mission Homeowners Are Saying
“Kevin handled all the electrical for our CleanBC heat pump project. Service upgrade, dedicated circuit, permit — done in one day. The rebate paperwork was straightforward because everything was properly permitted.”
— Cedar Valley homeowner“We didn’t know our panel needed upgrading before the heat pump could go in. Huntley assessed it, explained what was required and why, and bundled both jobs. Made the CleanBC project seamless.”
— Hatzic homeowner“Appreciated that Kevin confirmed our CleanBC eligibility before we committed to anything. No surprises, no pressure. Just a clear assessment and honest quote.”
— Silverdale homeownerCleanBC Program
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Contact
Contact Huntley Electrical – CleanBC Rebate Experts in Mission
We confirm your CleanBC eligibility, assess your panel and electrical requirements, and provide a clear quote — at no charge and with no obligation.
Also serving: Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Langley, and all Fraser Valley CleanBC projects.