Wondering if your efficiency upgrades qualify for rebates? Curious about the associated costs and timelines for applying and receiving your upgrades? We’ve got the information you need.

• To qualify for incentives, you must install at least two of the recommended upgrades listed below.
• The cost for both the initial and follow-up energy audits is around $600 plus HTS. Enbridge will reimburse this upfront audit fee upon approval. Keep in mind that the cost of home energy assessments may vary among Enbridge Service Organizations.
• The energy assessment process typically takes between 2.5 to 3 hours in total, with the pre-assessment lasting 1.5 to 2 hours and the post-assessment taking about 1 hour.
• Air sealing cannot be used as one of the mandatory first or second upgrades; it can only be included as a third measure. Homeowners have the discretion to choose which upgrades to install. While upgrades like air sealing and draft proofing can be done by the homeowner, major upgrades such as furnace or boiler replacements must be installed by a licensed HVAC contractor.
• Only detached, semi-detached, row houses, and mobile homes on a permanent foundation are eligible for energy rebates.

Interested in benefiting from the Home Efficiency Rebate Program? We’re here to assist. Contact us today or call us at416-888-0874.