INSULATION & government grants
Homeowners across Ontario are eligible for up to $10,000 of home reno rebates through the combination of Home Efficiency Rebate initiative from Enbridge or Greener Home Program from Natural Resources of Canada. Both Greener Home Grant and Enbridge Gas customers are able to claim these rebates, making it more affordable for homeowners to improve their home’s energy efficiency.
available government grants
Canada Greener Home Grant
Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate
Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate
Up to 700,000 grants of up to $5,000 to help homeowners make energy efficient retrofits to their homes, such as better insulation
Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate
Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate
Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate
Get up to $5,000 in rebates for insulation, air sealing, new windows/doors, water heaters, boilers, furnaces and home energy assessments.
canada greener home grant-Get up to $5,000 back
What’s available through the initiative?
Up to 700,000 grants of up to $5,000 to help homeowners make energy efficient retrofits to their homes, such as better insulation
EnerGuide evaluations (worth up to $600) and expert advice to homeowners so they can begin to plan their retrofits
The Canada Greener Homes Grant provides funds for home evaluations and for retrofits, to a total of $5,600. Homeowners are eligible for up to $600 total for the cost of pre- and post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluations and for up to $5,000 total for the implementation of eligible retrofits such as home insulation, windows doors, and air sealing.
We at Canada Green Insulation Inc. will guide you thru the program and arrange for you to get in touch with a registered energy advisors who can conduct both a pre-renovation energy audit and a post-renovation energy audit. W
What does the Rebate Qualification Process Look Like?
Eligible retrofits
Home insulation
Update your eligible attic/ceiling, exterior wall, exposed floor, basement or foundation, and crawlspaces.
Up to $5,000
Air-sealing
Perform air sealing to improve the air-tightness of your home to achieve the air-change rate target
Up to $1,000
Windows and doors
Replace your windows or glass doors with ENERGY STAR® certified models
Up to $5,000
Thermostats
Add a smart thermostat to help improve your comfort and save money on your energy bill (must be combined with another retrofit)
Up to $50
Space and water heating
Make the switch to more energy-efficient heating equipment to save on your utility bill and reduce your carbon footprint
Up to $5,000
Renewable energy
Install photovoltaic solar panels to convert sunlight energy into electricity.
Up to $5,000
Resiliency measures
Incentives to protect your home and your family from environmental damages (must be combined with another retrofit)
Up to $2,625
Small Multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs)
Learn more about how to multiply your incentives if you live in a multi-unit residential building.
How Do I Know Which Home Improvements are the Best?
It is actually quite easy. With an energy audit homeowners receive an in-depth look at how their home is performing, along with a list of suggestions for how it is able to be most cost-effectively improved.
The energy advisor who conducts your assessment will clearly lay out all of your home’s renovation options, including the expected utility bill and energy savings that are specific to each of your home’s possible improvements. They will also rank all of your home’s renovation options in terms of their cost-effectiveness, allowing you to target the areas of your home that can be most significantly improved for the lowest upfront cost..
Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Initiative
The Home Efficiency Rebate Initiative
Get up to $5,000 to improve your home’s energy efficiency.
The Home Efficiency Rebate can help lower your energy costs and make it more comfortable year-round. Get up to $5,000 in rebates for insulation, air sealing, new windows/doors, water heaters, boilers, furnaces and home energy assessments.
What does the Rebate Qualification Process Look Like?
Two separate energy audits are needed to qualify a homeowner for Home Efficiency Rebates. One before any renovations have begun and one right after all of the renovations are completed. The common way for a homeowner to receive a rebate is as such:
1. We at Canada Green Insulation Inc. will arrange for you to get in touch with a registered energy advisors who can conduct both a pre-renovation energy audit and a post-renovation energy audit.
2. Use the information provided in the energy audit about your home improvement options (the information provided from the energy audit and energy advisor will aid you in choosing the most cost-effective option).
3. Canada Green Insulation Inc. will perform all of your upgrades.
4. Have the energy advisor conduct a post-renovation energy audit to check the performance of the new improvements, and submit all the necessary paperwork.
5. After about 60 to 120 days, check the mail for your rebate cheque.
How Do I Know Which Home Improvements are the Best?
It is actually quite easy. With an energy audit homeowners receive an in-depth look at how their home is performing, along with a list of suggestions for how it is able to be most cost-effectively improved.
The energy advisor who conducts your assessment will clearly lay out all of your home’s renovation options, including the expected utility bill and energy savings that are specific to each of your home’s possible improvements. They will also rank all of your home’s renovation options in terms of their cost-effectiveness, allowing you to target the areas of your home that can be most significantly improved for the lowest upfront cost..
What Home Improvements are Qualified for a Home Efficiency Rebate?
Through the Home Efficiency Rebate initiative, homeowners receive rebates for making eligible improvements to their home’s level of energy efficiency. This includes making, Attic Insulation upgrade sand Airtightness Improvements. There are other rebates available for Window, Doors, Furnace/Boiler and Water Heaters. Additionally, bonus rebates are available to homeowners who do three or more eligible upgrades.