Qualify for up to $12,000
renovation grants
To qualify for grants
you need to complete two home energy audits.
The first energy audit must take place before
you renovate - if you want your energy-saving
upgrades to qualify for
Grants + Rebates.
A second energy audit must be completed after
all upgrades are finished.
Canada grants –
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Home energy audit
- Ontario —
You pay $350 for the first energy audit.
You will receive a $150 rebate on the cost of your first audit
from the Ontario government’s Home Energy Audit program, regardless
of whether you make any
energy-saving renovations.
- British Columbia —
You pay $175 for the first energy audit.
The BC government’s LiveSmart BC program currently
pays HomePerformance for the remaining
portion of the cost.
- First audit — Your first
home energy audit takes approximately 2 to 3 hours to complete.
Your certified ecoENERGY advisor will be happy to
answer any questions about energy use in your home.
The advisor will need access
to the entire house, including
attic, crawl space, heating and cooling equipment,
or any other hard to reach areas.
- Grant report —
You will receive an ecoENERGY report
as part of your home energy audit.
This report contains recommendations on how to improve the
energy efficiency of your home.
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Government grants —
The Government of Canada provides
up to $5,000 in ecoENERGY grants to eligible
Ontario and BC homeowners.
The Government of British Columbia provides rebates up to
$7,000 and more for home energy renovations
through the LiveSmart BC rebate
program - for total BC rebates
of more than $12,000.
- Upgrade your home —
After reading your ecoENERGY report
you may choose to do all,
some, or none of the recommended energy-saving upgrades.
You can complete the renovation work
yourself or hire a contractor.
You should document your renovations
with receipts, photos and product
literature to be sure you get full credit for all
improvements.
- Second audit — To be eligible for
Government of Canada ecoENERGY grants and LiveSmart BC
rebates, you need a second,
or follow-up, audit.
The cost of a follow-up ecoENERGY
audit is $195.
- Grant cheques — You can expect to receive your
Goverment of Canada grant cheque, and BC government rebate cheque in
approximately 90 days of your second energy audit.
The Governments of Canada and British Columbia cheques are issued
separately according to their own criteria and deadlines.
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Canada ecoENERGY —
To qualify for Government of Canada ecoENERGY grants
you must complete your follow-up
(post-retrofit) audit by March 31, 2012.
Use the opportunity to complete as many
upgrades as possible.
- LiveSmart BC
— To qualify for LiveSmart BC
rebates, you must finish your upgrade work
and complete your second energy audit within 18 months of your
first energy audit or before March 31, 2013,
whichever comes first.
- Combined grants —
If you want to take advantage of combined Canada ecoENERGY
grants and LiveSmart BC rebates, we recommend that you complete
all upgrade work and have your follow-up
(post-retrofit) audit completed before the Canada
ecoENERGY
deadline of March 31, 2012.
- Please note — Additional fees are
applicable for oversize homes (>3500 sq. ft.).
Travel fees may apply for outlying locations.
- Prices — Homeowner cost of first and second
home energy audits in Ontario and BC
are subject to change.
ecoENERGY
To qualify for government grants and rebates,
you need to have an energy audit before you renovate.
A HomePerformance
Energy Advisor
will conduct a detailed evaluation of your home’s energy use.
Based on your home’s own information,
you’ll learn how to ...
- Put a stop to costly home energy loss.
- Save hundreds ... even thousands ... of dollars each year.
- Enjoy a home that’s warmer in winter,
and cooler in summer.
- Avoid unsightly mold and condensation on your windowsills.
- Improve your health through better indoor air quality.
- Increase the value of your Canadian home.
All of this information is customized for you, using actual measurements
and scientific data based on your own home’s existing energy performance.
No two homes are exactly alike. Your energy advisor makes their recommendations
specifically for your home.
How it works
Your HomePerformance Energy Advisor conducts specialized
tests and procedures including ...
- Blower door test to determine your
home’s ventilation and leakage
- Tour of “air leakage” trouble spots in your home
- Assessment of your home’s insulative qualities
- Analysis of your heating and cooling
equipment’s efficiency
- Detailed examination of your Canadian
home’s structure
- Explanation of how your home loses the most energy,
and more ...
You also receive the following ...
- Comprehensive list of energy trouble spots in your home
- Personalized checklist of energy improvement projects
- Official EnerGuide label for your Canadian home
- Up to $10,000 in combined
Grants + Rebates
- Energy savings of up to 30% per year ... or more
The choice is yours
You won’t be pressured into buying anything.
Your Canadian HomePerformance Energy Advisor is
an unbiased, independent expert, and is certified by the
Government of Canada. The ecoENERGY
recommendations you receive for your Canadian home are based
on your priorities and energy savings goals, and on your
Canadian home’s specific energy use patterns.
Easy to start — Canada
All you do is make one call —
1-877-732-9888 —
to book a home energy audit with a HomePerformance Energy Advisor –
your first step to qualifying for Canada ecoENERGY
grants and provincial rebates for home energy renovations.
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Book your energy
audit with a certified HomePerformance Energy
Advisor. Your Energy Advisor will help you
make the right energy saving choices for your Canadian home.
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Enjoy all the benefits
Do it right
Each Canadian home has its own specific
energy-savings needs,
and yours is no different. The right renovations
add up to big savings. By following the expert
advice of a Canada-certified energy advisor,
you’ll make the energy renovations
or "retrofits" that are right for your home —
and help improve your energy costs and the Canadian environment.
Three easy steps
-
Call
for a home energy audit ...
1-877-732-9888
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Choose
the right renovations for you
-
Save
energy and money
Energy renovations help ...
- Save energy —
Your home won’t need as much energy to stay comfortable.
- Save money —
Less energy used = lower energy costs for you.
-
Grants + Rebates —
Qualify for tax-free government grants for
home energy renovation, sent directly to you.
And that’s not all.
Here are more benefits ...
- Greater comfort –
Your home will be warmer in Canadian winters,
cooler in Canadian summers.
- Better health –
You’ll eliminate indoor health concerns like
chills and drafts, and keep your home free of airborne
pollutants and pollen.
- Increased home value –
By making energy renovations, you’ll
increase the resale value of your home. An
official Canada EnerGuide label proves you’ve
done the work.
- Simpler home maintenance –
No more scrubbing moldy windowsills! Keep airborne
dust and dirt outside where it belongs.
When you improve your home in Canada, you make a difference
to the rest of the world. You’ll help address important
global issues like ...
-
Climate change –
Energy renovations help reduce your Canadian
home’s greenhouse gas emissions, while protecting
you from the effects of climate change and extreme
weather.
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Energy security –
By reducing your Canadian home’s energy use,
you’ll be less deeply affected by energy price
fluctuations and supply interruptions.
And there’s even more. Click here to learn how
Canadian
homeowners like you are saving thousands of
dollars and tonnes of greenhouse gases every year,
by making the right energy-saving home renovations.
Canadians can make a difference.
Learn more about
Renovation Grants in Canada ...
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To qualify you need a Canadian
home energy audit before your renovations.
For more information on
tax-free government grants + Ontario and BC rebates
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