Heat Pump Installation in Langley, BC

Heat pump installation across Langley

We install ducted and ductless heat pumps in Langley City and the Township, from Willoughby and Walnut Grove to Murrayville, Brookswood, Fort Langley and Aldergrove. A lot of Langley homes already have a gas furnace and ductwork, so a ducted heat pump can heat in winter, cool in summer and use the ducts you have. Homes on baseboard heat or a boiler often do better with ductless heads in the main rooms. We install Lennox, Mitsubishi, Daikin, Panasonic and Fujitsu heat pumps. We're an Authorized Lennox Dealer and an Authorized Mitsubishi Dealer with factory-trained techs. Licensed and insured. BBB A+ rated. FortisBC Trade Ally.

Ducted, ductless or dual fuel?

Ducted works when your ducts are in good shape and sized for the airflow. Ductless suits additions, suites, older homes without ducts and upstairs rooms that never get cool. Dual fuel pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace that takes over on the coldest days. Not sure which fits? Read dual fuel vs all-electric heat pumps or heat pump sizing and what to expect in Langley.

Sizing it for your house

A heat pump that's too big short-cycles and one that's too small runs nonstop on a cold night. We work out your home's heat loss room by room before we quote a size, and we check the ducts, the electrical panel and where the outdoor unit can go. In Willoughby and other strata townhomes, ask your strata about outdoor unit placement before install day.

How the install goes

You get a written estimate after we look at the house. On install day we set the outdoor unit on a pad or wall bracket, run the line set and wiring, connect the indoor coil or heads, pull a vacuum, charge the system and test heating and cooling before we leave. We take care of the permits the job needs and show you how to use the thermostat.

Rebates and financing

Some heat pump and dual fuel systems qualify for FortisBC rebates, and the rules change. See our fall and winter 2026 FortisBC dual fuel rebate guide, check the rebate tool, or ask us what applies to your home right now. Financing is available.

Other ways to heat your Langley home

Prefer to keep it simple with gas? See furnace installation in Langley or boiler installation in Langley. For repairs and tune-ups on a heat pump you already have, see heat pump service in Langley. For a Willoughby walk-through, read our Willoughby heat pump guide.

Heat pump installation questions

Will a heat pump keep my Langley home warm in winter?

A cold-climate model sized for your house handles a normal Langley winter. On the coldest nights it can lean on backup heat, which is why some homeowners keep a gas furnace and go dual fuel.

Do I still need my furnace?

Not always. If the heat pump is sized for your full heat load you can go all-electric. Many people keep the furnace as backup, and that's the dual fuel setup some FortisBC rebates are built around.

How long does a heat pump installation take?

It depends on the job. Adding a heat pump to an existing furnace is quicker than a full ductless system with several heads. You'll get a timeline with your written estimate.

What heat pump brands do you install?

We install Lennox, Mitsubishi, Daikin, Panasonic and Fujitsu heat pumps. We're an Authorized Lennox Dealer and an Authorized Mitsubishi Dealer, and we'll recommend a model that fits your house and budget.

Are there rebates for heat pumps in BC?

Some systems qualify for FortisBC rebates. Programs change, so check our rebate tool or ask us what's current when we quote.

How often should a heat pump be serviced?

Once a year. A tune-up keeps it efficient and catches small problems before they turn into a no-heat call.

Ready for a quote? Call 604-343-1985 or book online. Free estimates. Holiday service available.