HeatLand Rebates is the rebate-help sub-brand of HeatLand Heating & Cooling
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New · Oct 15, 2026FortisBC dual fuel rebate is back: up to $4,000, or up to $8,000 if income-qualified.See requirements →

Reach a real person at HeatLand

Call, text or email. No forms, no chatbots, just the HeatLand team.

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Email usinfo@heatland.caWrite any time; include photos if you can.

Helpful details to include

  • Where the home is and what kind it is
  • Your current furnace, boiler or water heater, and its age
  • What you’d like to change
  • Whether you might be under the income limits
  • A photo of the equipment label, if handy
  • When and how to reach you

After you get in touch

  1. HeatLand reviews your home against the current BC programs.
  2. You get an honest answer: what qualifies, what doesn’t, and what must happen first.
  3. If you’d like, we provide a free, no-obligation estimate.
  4. You apply, with our paperwork help and checklist.

Phone, text and email only, by design. HeatLand Rebates is a sub-brand of HeatLand Heating & Cooling (heatland.ca).

Questions about getting in touch

Why is there no contact form?
On purpose. We’d rather talk to you than collect form data. Calls, texts and emails reach HeatLand directly, and the website keeps no record.
Does HeatLand charge to check my rebates?
No charge. HeatLand will talk through your rebate options for free, and estimates on new equipment are free and no-obligation.
Will you handle the rebate paperwork?
You submit the claim yourself, but HeatLand helps with the CleanBC and utility paperwork for its customers and completes the contractor’s commissioning records on install day.
Do you help outside Metro Vancouver?
HeatLand works across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, including Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, Richmond, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, North Vancouver, West Vancouver. Homeowners elsewhere in BC can still call, text or email with rebate questions.
What information helps most?
Your city, the age of your furnace or water heater, what you’d like to upgrade, and whether you might be income-qualified. A photo of the equipment label speeds things up.

Quicker by phone?

Call or text (604) 330-3812 and we’ll usually sort out your rebate question in one conversation. Or email info@heatland.ca.

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