Qualification is the name of the game now. Income-qualified? CGHAP (Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program) can cover a heat pump at no cost. Everyone else? Ontario’s Home Renovation Savings still covers heat pumps ($7.5K–$12K) and insulation bundles (up to $7.7K). We do the paperwork so you can stay on the Tim Hortons wifi.
Book Your Free Rebate Check No obligation. Programs close without notice — figures verified as of August 2026.
Whether you DIY or want us to hold your (toque-covered) hand, we’ve got a plan that pays for itself.
We comb every federal, provincial, and municipal program within 100 clicks of your postal code. You get a beautiful PDF. That’s it.
We fill out every form, upload every PDF, and follow up with every bureaucrat so you don’t have to hear “please hold.”
From EnerGuide audit booking to contractor coordination to rebate cheque deposit — we run the whole show. You just sip your double-double.
Our free check tells you exactly which verified programs you qualify for — and whether you’re income-qualified for the big ones. Drop your digits and we’ll find the money hiding in your basement walls, eh.
Programs close without notice once budgets run out — rebate figures & deadlines verified as of August 2026. (OHPAP, the oil-to-heat-pump program, closed July 31, 2026; income-qualified no-cost retrofits now run through CGHAP.)
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An EnerGuide audit is a professional home energy assessment performed by a certified energy advisor. They spend a couple hours poking around your attic, testing your furnace, and blower-door-testing your home for air leaks. The result is a detailed report (the EnerGuide label) that tells you exactly how energy-efficient your home is — and what upgrades will save you the most money.
Many federal and provincial rebate programs require an EnerGuide audit before and after upgrades. Don’t worry — our White-Glove plan books it all for you.
Short answer: yes, but carefully. Many programs allow stacking — for example, Ontario’s Home Renovation Savings lets you combine a heat pump (up to $7,500–$12,000) with an insulation bundle (up to $7,700), and Nova Scotia’s Moderate Income Rebate stacks a $5,000 top-up on its $5,000 heat-pump rebate. Income-qualified? CGHAP covers whole retrofits at no cost — no stacking required.
The catch: some programs prohibit stacking for the same upgrade, or cap total incentives. Our Discovery Report and Full-Service plans are built exactly for this — we identify every stackable combination and flag conflicts so you never lose a dollar.
Depends on the path you choose:
We send you a status update every step of the way. No ghosting, eh.
Still got questions? Hit us up and we’ll answer before your next Tims run.