FortisBC Natural Gas Furnace Rebate

FortisBC is offering up to $1,000 when replacing your old gas furnace with an eligible high-efficiency ENERGY STAR® model.

New heating system	Rebate Amount
95-96.9% AFUE furnace	$800
97-99% AFUE furnace	$1,000

Optional: Connected thermostat – $150
You are eligible for one primary space heating system rebate per home, regardless of the number of systems installed. For example, you cannot get a rebate for a furnace and heat pump, even if you install a new dual fuel heat pump system. Your second rebate application will be denied.

You must be a FortisBC residential natural gas customer.
Homes primarily heated by natural gas supplied by Pacific Northern Gas are not eligible.
Natural gas must be your current primary heating system fuel type.
To count the upgrade towards the CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate Program, the furnace must:
- Be installed in an eligible home.
- The home must have a minimum of 12 months of consecutive utility billing history.

Your existing furnace must be at least 10 years old and must not require repairs in excess of $1,000 (pre-tax, including parts and labour). Emergency replacements are not eligible.
You must install an eligible ENERGY STAR furnace with a two-pipe direct vent system. Manufacturer’s instructions permitting alternatives are not eligible. A photo of the two-pipe direct vent system must be made available upon request (sample 1, sample 2).
The system must undergo commissioning to ensure it is installed and operating according to best practice. A copy of the completed commissioning sheet must be made available upon request.
Please see the eligible model list for furnaces. The new heating system must become your primary heating system.
Connected thermostats must be installed by your licensed contractor at the same time as the new qualifying furnace installation and must be on the eligible model list for connected thermostats.

Carefully read the Program Requirements and Additional Terms and Conditions to confirm your eligibility.
Purchase an eligible natural gas furnace and have it installed by a licensed gas contractor. Optional: Purchase and install an eligible connected thermostat.
- Eligible 95 to 96.9 AFUE furnaces
- Eligible 97 to 99 AFUE furnaces
Once your upgrades are installed, complete the online application form, and include a copy of your invoice showing details of all work performed, purchase date, make and model number and installation permit number. A FortisBC account is required.

Upgrade must be completed and invoiced by June 30, 2021 to access the Double the Rebate offer. A Double the Rebate promo code is required; see the Double the Rebate page for more information.
Application must be emailed or postmarked within 6 months of the invoice date of your natural gas furnace or boiler installation.
The application form for the Two Upgrade Bonus must be submitted within 6 months of the second bonus-eligible upgrade. You must complete your second bonus-eligible upgrade within 18 months of the invoice date of the first bonus-eligible upgrade.
The application form for the Home Energy Improvement Bonus and Post-Upgrade EnerGuide Home Evaluation Rebate must be submitted within 6 months of the date of your post-upgrade EnerGuide home evaluation. You must complete your post-upgrade EnerGuide home evaluation within 18 months of your pre-upgrade EnerGuide home evaluation.

Need help submitting your application? Call the FortisBC Contact Centre for support.
- For gas customers: 1-855-909-2329
- For electric customers: 1-855-909-2331
Check out FortisBC’s Five things to know before your new high-efficiency furnace is installed.
Eligibility requirements and rebates are based on the date of the invoice. See the What Rebates are Available FAQ for information on how invoice date effects associated upgrade requirements and available rebates
What do the CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate Programs define as my Primary Heating System?
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This rebate is funded, in part, by the Province of British Columbia and the Government of Canada.
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