Furnace Installation & Repair in BC

In BC's Lower Mainland, gas furnace installation typically ranges from $4,000 to $8,000 depending on the model, efficiency rating, and ductwork requirements. High-efficiency furnaces (96-98% AFUE) cost more upfront but use about 15-17% less gas than an older 80% unit, and up to 30% less than a 1990s-era furnace. Contact Veteran HVAC for a free estimate.

Veteran Heating and Cooling installs top-quality furnace brands including Lennox, Carrier, Goodman, Daikin, and Keeprite. We recommend the best brand and model based on your home's size, ductwork, and budget.

In BC, gas furnaces are more popular because natural gas is affordable and delivers powerful heat for cold Fraser Valley winters. Electric furnaces have lower upfront costs and work well in milder coastal areas like Vancouver. We'll recommend the best option for your location.

Most furnaces last 15-20 years with annual maintenance. Signs you need a replacement include frequent repairs, uneven heating, rising gas bills, yellow pilot light, or a furnace over 15 years old. Upgrading to a 96%+ AFUE model can significantly reduce your heating costs.

Yes, for dual fuel. Starting Oct. 15, 2026, FortisBC offers up to $4,000 (up to $8,000 for income-qualified households) when you replace a gas furnace that is at least 15 years old with a qualifying dual fuel system - a new furnace paired with a heat pump, set to switch to the furnace at 5°C or lower in the Lower Mainland. A gas-to-gas furnace swap on its own does not qualify. If you'd rather go all-electric, income-qualified CleanBC rebates cover replacing the furnace with a heat pump instead; you can receive one primary heating rebate per home, not both. Our technicians have completed the FortisBC dual fuel rebate training, and as a FortisBC Trade Ally, Veteran HVAC confirms what you qualify for and helps you apply.