Maple Ridge Full-Electric Midea Heat Pump & Air Handler Conversion | Case Study
Maple Ridge Full-Electric Midea Heat Pump & Air Handler Conversion
Tek Climate completed this residential Maple Ridge project in March 2026, replacing a gas furnace with a full-electric Midea heat-pump and air-handler system. This case study uses the completed ServiceTitan record and verified project photos, while excluding customer identity, exact address, pricing and private paperwork.
Project overview
- Service area: Maple Ridge, BC
- Building type: Residential home
- Project type: Full-electric heat-pump conversion
- Status: Completed
- Work completed: March 2026
Equipment documented
- Midea MAUHE-H36B-2A air handler
- Midea MO1SE-H36B-2A heat pump
From gas furnace to full-electric heating and cooling
The ServiceTitan job record specifically documents replacement of the existing furnace with a full-electric heat pump and air handler. The project photos verify the installed indoor air handler and outdoor heat-pump equipment.
Rebate documentation
The project record identifies the installation as qualifying for an ESP rebate program at the time of the job. This article does not claim that the rebate was ultimately approved or paid, because that outcome is not independently verified in the records used here.
Heat-pump installation in Maple Ridge
Tek Climate provides heat-pump installation and service and HVAC service in Maple Ridge. Call 778-245-4822 to discuss equipment options and site requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Can a gas furnace be replaced with a full-electric heat pump?
Yes, when the home’s heating load, electrical capacity, ductwork and equipment selection support the conversion. The exact design must be evaluated for the property.
What is the difference between an air handler and a furnace?
An air handler moves conditioned air through the duct system and can work with a heat pump for heating and cooling, while a gas furnace produces heat by combustion.
Does a heat-pump installation automatically receive a rebate?
No. Rebate eligibility depends on the program rules, equipment, property and application requirements in effect at the time.