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Furnace replacement in Vancouver

When it's time for furnace replacement in Vancouver, you have three real options - a new high-efficiency gas furnace, a dual fuel system that adds a heat pump, or a full switch to a ducted heat pump. We quote them side by side so you can compare price, running cost and rebates.

Get a free, itemized quote

  • Free in-home quote with a written, itemized price
  • Rebate-eligible equipment and the heat load calculation the programs require
  • Electrical and gas permits pulled for every install
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Your three options

High-efficiency gas furnaceDual fuelDucted heat pump
Typical installed price$5,500–$9,500$15,000–$22,000$14,000–$20,000
Air conditioningNo (add-on)YesYes
Gas billYesLowerNone, once capped
RebatesGenerally noneIncome-qualifiedIncome-qualified + federal

Prices are planning ranges before rebates. Your quote is itemized after an in-home visit.

What's included in a furnace replacement

  • Sizing based on a heat load calculation, not the old furnace's label
  • Removal and disposal of the old furnace
  • Venting checks and changes for high-efficiency equipment
  • Gas permit and inspection
  • Thermostat setup and a walk-through

Price a furnace and a heat pump side by side

One visit, three options, written prices. Decide with all the numbers in front of you.

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When to replace instead of repair

  • The furnace is over 15 years old and needs a major part
  • You've had more than one repair in the past two winters
  • A technician has found a cracked heat exchanger
  • Some rooms never get warm and you also want cooling

If your furnace has simply stopped working, start with furnace repair. If you're leaning toward a heat pump, see how a gas furnace conversion works.

Questions people ask us

A high-efficiency gas furnace replacement typically costs about $5,500 to $9,500 installed, depending on size, venting changes and access. A dual fuel system is typically $15,000 to $22,000 and an all-electric ducted heat pump $14,000 to $20,000, before rebates.

Most gas furnaces last 15 to 20 years with regular maintenance. Rising repair bills, uneven heating and a cracked heat exchanger are the usual signs it's time.

Rebates in BC now focus on heat pumps rather than gas furnaces. If you're replacing a furnace, it's worth checking whether a heat pump or dual fuel system qualifies for the income-qualified CleanBC program or the federal rebate opening in early 2027.

If you want air conditioning, have good ductwork and enough electrical capacity, a heat pump or dual fuel system is worth pricing. If budget is tight and you don't need cooling, a new gas furnace costs less up front. We'll show you both.

Usually one day for a like-for-like gas furnace, plus the gas permit inspection.

Serving Burnaby, Coquitlam, Langley, New Westminster, North Vancouver, Port Coquitlam, Richmond, Surrey, Vancouver and West Vancouver - plus the rest of Metro Vancouver. See every area we cover.

Ready for a real number?

A free in-home visit gets you a heat load calculation, a sized system and an itemized price - with the rebates you qualify for spelled out.

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