Get up to $5,000 to improve your home’s energy efficiency

Get rebates when you install at least two upgrades

Exterior wall insulation
Get up to $3,000 back

Without properly insulated walls, outside air can seep in and out, wasting valuable energy dollars.

Basement insulation
Get up to $1,250 back

Insulating your basement can keep rooms above more comfortable and prevent moisture damage.

Attic insulation
Get up to $650 back

A well-insulated attic prevents air and money from escaping through your roof.

Boiler
Get $1,000 back

Ultra-quiet and more energy-efficient, boilers can help reduce heating costs.

Water heater
Get $400 back

Water heating accounts for the second largest energy use in your home, so it’s worth the upgrade.

Window/door/skylight
Get $40 back for each

Energy-efficient windows, skylights and doors can prevent condensation and eliminate drafts.

Air sealing
Get up to $150 back

Sealing cracks in walls, doors and windows can save money by preventing energy from escaping.

Furnace
Get $250 back*

High efficiency pays. You must complete at least three upgrades to qualify for the furnace rebate.

Is your household eligible?

• You’re planning to renovate or replace old equipment, and haven’t yet started the work.
• You’re a residential Enbridge Gas customer.
• You own a detached, semi-detached, row townhouse or a mobile home with a permanent foundation.
• Your home is heated with a natural gas furnace or boiler.

How the program works

• Schedule a home energy assessment

  Before starting any work, you must first complete a home energy assessment with a registered energy advisor.

• Get a custom report with recommended upgrades

  After your home energy assessment, your registered energy advisor will provide a report with a list of recommended upgrades to help lower your natural gas bill and make your home comfortable.

• Complete at least two eligible upgrades

  For each additional upgrade you install, you'll get additional bonus incentives up to $750. To qualify for the furnace rebate, you must complete three upgrades.

• Schedule a follow-up energy assessment

  You must complete a final home energy assessment to qualify for rebates. The follow-up visit takes about one hour and must take place within 120 days of your first visit.

• Receive your rebate cheque within 12 weeks

  We’ll also reimburse you $550 for your energy assessments. This will be included in your final cheque.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Enbridge Gas offering this program?

We offer a range of energy conservation programs that help Ontarians save energy and money. By helping you reduce energy use, we’re not only doing our part in the fight against climate change, but helping to keep natural gas affordable for all with less wear-and-tear on our infrastructure.

Why do I need to complete two upgrades?

Your home works as a system. To improve its energy efficiency, it’s important to understand that all parts work together and affect each other’s performance. For example, without proper air sealing, even new insulation will let air escape.

Why do you work with a service organization to deliver this program?

We work with trusted service organizations across Ontario to deliver this program. Their representatives are professionally trained to work with you to complete the home energy assessments and are available every step of the way to answer any questions.

I need to replace my furnace right away—how soon can I book an assessment?

We understand that furnace replacements require immediate attention. Most of our service organizations offer next-day appointments to prioritize urgent energy assessments. As many service organizations work closely with contractors, we also recommend asking your HVAC contractor to directly refer you to a few registered energy advisors.

Do I need to hire a contractor to complete the work?

Some upgrades, such as air sealing, can be done quickly and easily with a little research and guidance. However, bigger upgrades, such as replacing a furnace, water heater or boiler must be done by a licensed HVAC contractor. Be sure to ask for credentials and check reviews when choosing a contractor.

Are the registered energy advisors from Enbridge Gas?

While Enbridge Gas oversees the program and provides the rebates, we work with service organizations across Ontario to deliver this program in each region. These organizations conduct the home energy assessments and are there to lead you through every step of the program.

I’ve already started my renovation—can I still get rebates?

No, this program is designed to provide custom advice and recommendations on your upgrades, so you must complete an initial home energy assessment before starting any renovation work. Any upgrades that have been completed prior to the home energy assessment are not eligible to apply for the Home Efficiency Rebate.

Do I have to pay for the home energy assessment?

While customers are responsible for covering the upfront cost of the initial and final home energy assessments, $550 will be reimbursed with your final rebate cheque.