We help you check eligibility, choose the right insulation areas, prepare a rebate-ready invoice, and understand how to apply. Mission Insulation works with BC Hydro, FortisBC, CleanBC, and Better Homes BC rebate pathways for homes and businesses across Abbotsford and the Lower Mainland.
up to $900
Attic
up to $1,200
Basement & crawlspace walls
up to $1,200
Exterior walls
up to $1,000
Other areas (exposed floors, basement headers)
Programs we work with
Current rebate maximums by area
up to $900
Attic
up to $1,200
Basement & crawlspace walls
up to $1,200
Exterior walls
up to $1,000
Other areas (exposed floors, basement headers)
These are current maximums, not guaranteed amounts. Your rebate depends on how much insulation is added, your existing setup, and program approval.
There are a few pathways depending on your income, your building, and whether the project is residential or commercial. Here is how they break down.
Open to BC homeowners at any income level. Funded by BC Hydro and FortisBC together with the Province of BC, it covers insulation alongside upgrades like windows, doors, and heat pumps. Insulation rebates reach up to $5,500 across eligible areas.
Built for eligible households and based on income, household size, and property value. Because the rebate is handled through your contractor, it can cover a large share of your upfront cost. You apply once, receive a code that is good for six months, and pay only the remaining balance.
Condos, apartments, and stratas may qualify through BC Hydro programs and the CleanBC multi-unit retrofit program, which also offers energy coaching for owners, strata councils, and co-op boards. We help identify the right pathway for the building.
Commercial buildings may qualify through BC Hydro, FortisBC, or Better Buildings BC, plus equipment-specific incentives such as pipe and tank insulation. We help identify the right path during quoting. We will not promise a fixed amount until we confirm your project type.
Programs have a few common rules. We confirm all of this with you before any work begins.
Eligible insulation types include batt, loose fill, board, and spray foam.
Note: new construction, additions, and some renovation work may not be eligible. We will let you know where your project stands when we quote it.
Both can put money back in your pocket. The difference is mostly in how and when you receive it.
For insulation, the invoice is the document programs care about most. We make sure yours includes the area insulated, the product used, how much was added, and paid invoice details. We also remind you of your deadline after we finish, so you never miss your window.
Apply within six months
Rebate applications are due within six months of your invoice date. Combining upgrades for a bonus gives you longer to finish the work, but the clock starts with your first invoice.
Programs can be confusing. We handle the paperwork-heavy details so you can focus on a more comfortable, efficient property.
We confirm what you may qualify for before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
We point you toward the insulation areas that give you the strongest comfort and rebate value.
Every eligible project comes with an invoice that includes the details programs ask for: the area insulated, the product used, how much was added, and paid invoice details.
We watch for stackable opportunities, such as the FortisBC bonus for insulating two or more eligible areas, where available.
We remind you of your application deadline after we finish, so you do not miss your window.
We flag older-home hazards before disturbing insulation, keeping your project safe and compliant.
Homes built before the 1990s may contain materials that need review before insulation is disturbed. If we spot suspected vermiculite, asbestos, mould, or pest contamination, we pause and guide you toward proper testing or removal before we continue. It keeps everyone safe and your project on the right side of WorkSafeBC rules.
Yes. Eligible BC homeowners can get attic insulation rebates up to $900, with the amount based on how much insulation is added.
No. Self-installations do not qualify. The work has to be done by an eligible, licensed contractor.
For the Home Renovation Rebate Program, you submit your application and documents within six months of your invoice date. If you are combining upgrades for a bonus, you have longer to complete them, but the clock still starts with your first invoice.
For insulation, the invoice is the key document. It should show the area insulated, the type of insulation, how much was added, and the paid invoice details. We prepare this for you.
Sometimes. Renters usually need a consent form from the utility account holder or landlord, depending on the program.
Possibly. The Energy Savings Program is based on household income, household size, and assessed property value. We can help you find out before you book.
Sometimes, but not always. For example, the regular Home Renovation Rebate cannot be combined with the income-qualified program. We help you choose the pathway that gives you the most.
It is closed to new applications. We focus on the current BC Hydro, FortisBC, CleanBC, and Better Homes BC rebate pathways.
Share a few quick details and we will look into the BC rebate pathways that could apply. It is free, and there is no obligation.
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