Vancouver Island's east coast
Where Heat Pump Work Happens on This Coast
We install and repair heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and furnaces across Ladysmith, Chemainus, Saltair and Yellow Point. Every quote starts with your address so we size the system for your home's heat load, check your electrical panel, and handle the CleanBC rebate paperwork and local permit rules for your community.
Ladysmith, Chemainus, Saltair and Yellow Point sit within twenty minutes of each other, on the same coast and the same climate, and each answers to a different building authority. The rebates are the same CleanBC programs everywhere in the valley; what changes town to town is the housing stock and the paperwork.
The four communities
- LadysmithA hillside community above a sheltered harbour, featuring heritage-era housing near salt air that was never fitted with ductwork.
- ChemainusInside the District Municipality of North Cowichan, with a tight village core where outdoor unit placement matters more than equipment selection.
- SaltairAn unincorporated area in Electoral Area G, governed by the regional district as its local building authority.
- Yellow PointAcreage country north of town, where houses are larger, heat loads higher, and the boundary with the Regional District of Nanaimo runs through.
What every visit starts with
We start every site visit by walking your home with you. We look at your current heating layout, check your electrical panel capacity, and measure your rooms. We run a room-by-room heat loss calculation that accounts for your insulation, window sizes, and air leakage. That calculation gives us the exact heat load for your layout so we can size your heat pump correctly before writing your quote.
We also work in Cassidy, Cedar, North Oyster, Diamond, Westholme and Crofton. The Cowichan Valley Regional District includes Electoral Area G for Saltair and Electoral Area H for North Oyster and Diamond.
Because housing styles and permit rules vary by community, we start every quote with your property address. Request a heat pump quote for a specific property.
Start with the house
We just need your address, current heating system and rough timing for a first conversation.