Making home renovations more affordable
Save on Energy and Enbridge Gas, supported by the Ontario government, have partnered to deliver the Home Renovation Savings™ program to help Ontarians improve home efficiency* and comfort. Whether you heat your home with electricity, natural gas, oil, propane, or wood†, you can access rebates for energy-saving upgrades like insulation, heat pumps, smart thermostats, solar panels, as well as energy-efficient appliances.
Visit the Home Renovation Savings website to learn more
Your upgrades, your way
Homeowners will now have more choice, with flexible options for single and bundled upgrades for greater savings. You can choose to complete a home energy assessment and bundle up, plus, you can also complete single upgrades that help you save.
Bundle and save!
Start with a home energy assessment, then complete two or more upgrades to receive your rebates.
Home energy assessment
Get $600 back
Insulation
Up to $7,700
Windows and doors
Get $100 back per rough opening
Air sealing
Up to $250
Heat pump water heaters
Get $500 back on qualified heat pump water heaters
Windows, doors and heat pump water heaters must be an ENERGY STAR® certified model.
Single upgrades
Skip the home energy assessment. Receive rebates on eligible energy-efficiency upgrades.
Cold climate air source heat pump
Up to $7,500‡
Ground source heat pump
Up to $12,000‡
Smart thermostat
Get $75 $100
Solar panels and battery storage
Up to $10,000
Appliances
Up to $200 back
Attic insulation
Get $1,000 $1,250
The heat pump you choose must be on Natural Resources Canada’s qualified products list.
* Any references to cost or energy savings are based on the assumption the participant is reducing their energy use through participation in the Home Renovation Savings program.
† Additional terms and conditions apply.
‡ Rebate amount determined based on size of heat pump installed.
™ SAVE ON ENERGY and HOME RENOVATION SAVINGS are trademarks of the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO). SAVE ON ENERGY is a brand of the IESO and is supported by the Government of Ontario.