Serving the Cowichan Valley
Heat Pump Services in Duncan
We provide heat pump installation, repair and conversions across Duncan, North Cowichan and the Cowichan Valley with flat-rate quotes and rebate guidance.
Duncan Heat Pumps provides ducted and central installation, ductless mini-split installation, oil, gas and electric baseboard conversions, and service and repair across the Cowichan Valley. We also install furnaces and air conditioning. You get a free in-home assessment and CleanBC rebate guidance, and we size every system to -6°C.
We start with a free in-home assessment: we measure the space, check your electrical panel and confirm which CleanBC and Home Renovation Rebate Program amounts apply to your home. You leave that visit with a flat-rate written quote, itemized, so you know the price before you decide anything.
Our heat pump services
- Ducted & Central Heat Pump InstallationWe install central and ducted heat pumps in Duncan for homes with existing forced-air ductwork, sized to a -6°C winter design temperature.
- Heat Pump Service & RepairWe handle heat pump maintenance, diagnosis and repair across Duncan and the Cowichan Valley for any brand, though repairs earn no rebate.
- Ductless Heat Pump InstallationWe install single- and multi-zone ductless mini-splits across Duncan and the Cowichan Valley, sized to a heat-loss calculation with CleanBC rebate eligibility.
- Oil, Gas & Baseboard Furnace ConversionsWe convert oil, gas or electric baseboard systems to heat pumps in Duncan and show you which CleanBC or Home Renovation Rebate program and permit apply.
Ducted or ductless — how we help you choose
Choosing between a ducted and a ductless system comes down to your home's existing layout and heating setup. If your home already has forced-air ductwork in good condition, a central ducted heat pump connects directly to that network. It delivers conditioned air throughout every room using your existing floor or ceiling vents and a single central thermostat.
If your home relies on electric baseboards, a boiler, or wood heat without ducts, a ductless mini-split is usually the most efficient fit. Installing new ductwork through finished walls can be invasive and costly. A ductless system uses indoor heads mounted on individual walls, connected to an outdoor unit by thin line sets. Each head operates as its own heating zone, allowing you to set different temperatures in different rooms.
During our free in-home assessment, we look at your current heating equipment and explain which option fits your layout, comfort goals, and budget best.
What every job includes, start to finish
Every project we undertake includes complete care from our first visit to final commissioning. We begin with a free in-home assessment and a formal heat-loss calculation to size your equipment accurately. We inspect your electrical panel and verify where equipment will sit before providing a detailed, written quote.
Once you approve the quote, we help you confirm rebate details. CleanBC's Energy Savings Program is income-qualified, while the Home Renovation Rebate Program has no income test. Both programs require the work to be done by a CleanBC Better Homes registered contractor, which our crew holds.
On installation day, our Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanics handle equipment placement, refrigerant connections, ductwork integration, and system testing. An electrical permit is normally required for a heat pump installation, and you can apply for it yourself. After completing the work, we walk you through system operation, explain maintenance tasks, and assist you with your rebate documentation.
Ready for a quote on heat pump installation in Duncan?
We offer free in-home estimates across the Cowichan Valley.
Text or call (236) 801-1801