Efficiency upgrades often qualify for rebates, but most programs need a registered energy evaluation first. Here's how the pieces fit together.
Rebate programs for insulation, air-sealing, windows, heat pumps and other measures generally require a pre-work energy evaluation by a registered Energy Advisor, and a follow-up evaluation after the work. The evaluation sets your baseline, confirms which measures are eligible, and produces the documentation the program needs.
Federal, provincial and utility incentive programs open, close and change their rules regularly, so the details are worth confirming when you start. When you contact us, we'll tell you which programs currently apply to your building and how the assessment fits into each one.
Larger buildings have their own incentive and financing streams tied to audits and retrofit plans. See commercial energy audits and MURB assessments.
Book an evaluation and we'll walk you through the current incentives for your building.
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