CHF BC’s partnership with AIRLUX will help keep you homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer, while saving you money all year round.

About AIRLUX

AIRLUX is a BC-owned and operated company that has specialized in providing heating and cooling solutions through heat pumps for over 16 years. They are a Program Registered Contractor (PRC) through the Clean BC Better Homes Rebate Program.

What are Heat Pumps?

With recent advancements in technology, a heat pump has become the most efficient way to heat and cool your home, even in extreme temperatures. Since it’s up to 5 times more efficient many home owners and businesses are reduce their energy bills of up to 50%.

This short video explains some of the benefits of heat pumps: greater efficiency, lower-greenhouse gas emissions, potential costs savings, and the option to cool living spaces when the weather gets too warm. Air purification may also be possible!

Case Study: H.W. Flesher

H.W. Flesher Housing Co-operative was one of the first co-ops to make a comprehensive switch to heat pumps. This is what the maintenance coordinator and vice-chair had to say about the experience of working with AIRLUX.

“My housing co-op chose AIRLUX over other equipment and installation suppliers because their price point, their commitment to service and their ability to deliver the products on our time schedule. 

Our experience with AIRLUX to date has been excellent with the project going better than expected and the timeline being met. The AIRLUX team [was] responsive to our input and open to feedback as well as work change requests due to sensitivity issues with some of our members.

So far, a lot of people are reporting feeling warm for the first time in their apartments because of the AIRLUX heat pumps and savings on their Hydro bills of 30% and more. That’s huge for seniors on fixed incomes and for young families with limited incomes.“

Rebates

CHF BC and AIRLUX can work with your co-op to minimize costs.

Different governments provide support for switching to heat pumps. Incentives depend on multiple factors:

• whether you’re planning to switch from another fuel source to electricity
• your municipality
• whether a household qualifies for additional support due to low-income.

Learn More

If you would like to learn more about installing heat pumps at your co-op, please contact our Commercial Services Director, Arnold Sang. He can be reached at asang@chf.bc.ca or 604-879-5111 / 1-866-879-5111 Ext. 138.