Coquitlam · HVAC · Since 1999
Heat Pump Installation in Coquitlam, BC
Cold-climate heat pump installation done right for Coquitlam homes - licensed, permitted, and done right by a Metro Vancouver team that has served the region since 1999.
By the CANRO Heating & Cooling technical team · Licensed HVAC & gas-fitting contractor, Metro Vancouver · Last updated May 2026
⚡ Quick answer
CANRO provides cold-climate heat pump installation done right across Coquitlam and all of Metro Vancouver. We assess your ductwork and electrical panel, size a cold-climate heat pump for our mild winters, install ducted, ductless or dual-fuel, and file your stacked CleanBC/BC Hydro/federal rebates. We are TSBC-licensed and have served the region since 1999 - call (604) 359-1081 for heat pump installation in Coquitlam.
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Heat Pump Installation for Coquitlam homes
Heat pumps are the fastest-growing heating choice in the region - one system heats in winter, cools in summer, and qualifies for thousands in rebates. CANRO installs cold-climate heat pumps sized for Metro Vancouver. Coquitlam spans the flats of Maillardville and the city centre up to the hillside neighbourhoods of Westwood Plateau and the new-construction boom on Burke Mountain.
The mix of brand-new Burke Mountain homes and established neighbourhoods means we install everything from heat pumps in new builds to replacement furnaces and boilers in older homes. Coquitlam has a mild coastal winter that turns cooler and snowier with elevation on Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau, and we factor that into every recommendation. Higher-elevation Coquitlam neighbourhoods like Burke Mountain see colder snaps, so we size heating with the local microclimate in mind.
Why homeowners are switching to heat pumps
- You want heating and air conditioning from one efficient system
- Your gas furnace is near end of life
- You are on electric baseboards and want to cut your hydro bill
- You want to lower your home's carbon footprint
- You want to capture CleanBC / BC Hydro / federal rebates while they last
- Summers are getting hotter and smokier and you want reliable cooling
How we install your heat pump
- A heat-loss calculation and a look at your ductwork and electrical panel
- Honest sizing for our climate - cold-climate units rated for Metro Vancouver winters
- Ducted, ductless mini-split, or dual-fuel options explained clearly
- Permit, install, and professional commissioning to manufacturer spec
- We confirm eligibility and file your stacked rebate paperwork
Brands we work with
We install and service Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin, Bosch, Carrier, Fujitsu, LG and Gree cold-climate lines - and we will work on whatever you already have. Our recommendations are based on what fits your Coquitlam home and budget, never on what we are pushing this month.
Local note for Coquitlam
Higher-elevation Coquitlam neighbourhoods like Burke Mountain see colder snaps, so we size heating with the local microclimate in mind.
Serving every Coquitlam neighbourhood
We serve every Coquitlam neighbourhood - including Burke Mountain, Westwood Plateau, Maillardville, Coquitlam Centre, Burquitlam and Eagle Ridge - and the nearby communities of Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Burnaby. Coquitlam spans the flats of Maillardville and the city centre up to the hillside neighbourhoods of Westwood Plateau and the new-construction boom on Burke Mountain.
Frequently asked questions
Do heat pumps work in Coquitlam winters?+
Yes - extremely well. Metro Vancouver has one of the mildest winter climates in Canada, and modern cold-climate heat pumps hold strong heating capacity well below freezing. For the vast majority of Coquitlam homes, a properly sized cold-climate heat pump heats the home on its own all winter.
How much does a heat pump cost in Coquitlam?+
A ducted (central) heat pump typically runs about $14,000-$24,000 installed before rebates, depending on home size, ductwork and electrical work. Ductless mini-splits vary with the number of zones. After stacking CleanBC, BC Hydro and federal rebates - and income-qualified amounts where eligible - the net cost is often far lower.
Ducted or ductless - which is right for my home?+
If you already have ductwork from a furnace, a ducted heat pump usually reuses it and heats/cools the whole home evenly. If you have baseboards or hot-water heat (no ducts), a ductless mini-split - one outdoor unit feeding wall or ceiling heads - is the efficient choice. We recommend based on your home, not on what is easiest to install.
Will I need an electrical panel upgrade?+
Sometimes. A heat pump adds electrical load, and some older Coquitlam homes have 100-amp service near capacity. We run a load calculation up front; many installs fit existing service, and where they don't, options include a panel upgrade, a load-management device, or a dual-fuel setup that keeps peak demand low.
Need heat pump installation in Coquitlam?
Call CANRO for honest advice and a firm price on heat pump installation anywhere in Coquitlam and Metro Vancouver. Licensed, insured and local since 1999.
Frequently asked questions
Is a heat pump worth it in Vancouver?
Yes. Vancouver's mild winters (average lows above -5°C) are ideal for cold-climate heat pumps. A properly sized modern heat pump can cover 100% of heating and cooling for most homes, cut heating bills by 30–60% versus electric baseboards or oil, and qualifies for combined BC Hydro, FortisBC and federal rebates.
What rebates are available for heat pumps in BC?
Rebates are available through CleanBC, BC Hydro, FortisBC and the federal Greener Homes program, with additional income-qualified top-ups for eligible households. The amount depends on your home, equipment and income — CANRO is a registered contractor and handles the paperwork and confirms exactly what you qualify for.
Should I get a ducted heat pump or ductless mini-split?
If you already have ductwork from a furnace, a ducted central heat pump is usually the better choice for whole-home comfort. Ductless mini-splits are ideal for additions, suites, garage conversions, and homes without ducts (radiant heated houses).
How long does a heat pump last?
A modern heat pump installed by a qualified contractor typically lasts 15–20 years. Annual maintenance, regular filter changes and keeping the outdoor coil clear of leaves and debris all extend service life.
Do heat pumps work in cold weather?
Modern cold-climate heat pumps from Mitsubishi, Daikin, Carrier, Lennox and Bosch maintain rated capacity down to -15°C and continue producing heat (at reduced capacity) down to -25°C — far colder than Metro Vancouver ever gets.
What HVAC services does CANRO offer in Metro Vancouver?
CANRO installs, services and repairs boilers, furnaces, heat pumps, hot water tanks, tankless water heaters, gas fireplaces and air conditioning across Metro Vancouver. We work on residential homes, townhouses and condos throughout the Lower Mainland.
How long has CANRO been in business?
CANRO has been serving the Greater Vancouver area since 1999. Our founder George is recognised by customers as one of the most experienced boiler and hydronic heating technicians in the Lower Mainland.
What areas do you serve?
We cover all of Metro Vancouver: Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Delta, Langley, Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, White Rock, Pitt Meadows, and Maple Ridge.
