Home HVAC Rebate process – Ontario HVAC Reviews

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Confirm your home qualifies by reviewing provincial and municipal HVAC incentive requirements.

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Complete your application with proper documentation and follow up through official government channels.

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Green Energy Rebate FAQs

Common questions about a green energy rebate in Ontario and Canada.

The main active program is the Home Renovation Savings™ Program, delivered by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy. The Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program also supports low-to-median-income households with free retrofits.

Rebate amounts depend on your home’s heating fuel and the specific upgrade. For heat pumps, natural gas-heated homes can get up to $2,000 back for a cold-climate air-source unit or $3,000 for a ground-source unit, while electrically, oil, propane, or wood-heated homes can get up to $7,500 for an air-source unit or up to $12,000 for a ground-source unit.

 

Funding is tied to the program’s current term, so it’s worth applying sooner rather than later.

Heat pumps must appear on NRCan’s qualified products list. Windows, doors, and heat pump water heaters must be ENERGY STAR® certified. Always confirm eligibility before purchasing. The wrong equipment means no rebate.

Not always. Single upgrades, such as heat pumps, can skip the audit. Bundled upgrades (two or more improvements) require a pre-retrofit assessment completed before any work begins. Skipping this step disqualifies your claim.

Check eligibility → choose a single or bundled path → book a pre-retrofit energy assessment if required → choose a participating contractor and have them submit a pre-installation application → wait for approval before any work begins → complete the upgrade. Your contractor then submits a post-installation application, and once approved, your rebate cheque typically arrives within 60 days.

 

Pre-approval is mandatory, so installations completed before approval aren’t eligible for a rebate.