Coquitlam homes and heat pumps
Westwood Plateau and Eagle Ridge (largely built in the 1990s and 2000s) have forced-air gas furnaces in most homes - well suited to a ducted heat pump or a dual fuel system. At elevation, outdoor units should sit on a stand above typical snow depth.
Burke Mountain and Partington Creek are mostly newer builds with tighter envelopes; a correctly sized heat pump is often smaller than people expect.
Maillardville, Austin Heights and Coquitlam West include older homes, some on baseboards, where ductless systems avoid adding ducts - and qualify for the $4,000 standard rebate.
Get a Coquitlam heat pump quote
We'll size for your elevation, check your setbacks and your panel, and send an itemized price.
Snow and outdoor unit placement
Higher neighbourhoods get real snow. We mount the outdoor unit on a stand or wall bracket above expected snow depth, keep it out from under roof edges, and leave clear space for defrost meltwater to drain away rather than refreeze around the base.
