What do I need to provide for the energy evaluation?
During the evaluation, we require access to the basement/crawl space, main floor, bathrooms, heating and cooling equipment, water heater and attic.
During the evaluation, we require access to the basement/crawl space, main floor, bathrooms, heating and cooling equipment, water heater and attic.
As soon as you have encountered delays, contact Energy Werx to inquire about an extension.
Yes, you can participate in the program for multiple properties. All houses must fit into the same qualification criteria. For more information on qualification criteria, please see our FAQ: How do I qualify for energy rebates?
No, there is not a waiting period to have different properties evaluated.
The rebate is returned to you in the form of a cheque.
For properties owned by individuals, you do not have to claim the rebate on your income tax return. For corporate owned properties, you should consult with your accountant to determine if you have to declare the rebate as income.
No. You must have an energy evaluation before any work is completed to be eligible for rebates. Any work you have left to complete will still be eligible; however, any work completed already will not be eligible. The only exception to this is an emergency heating system replacement in the winter, as a heating system [...]
Unfortunately new home construction does not qualify for rebates.
Each home must meet the following criteria in order to qualify: Are an active Union Gas or Enbridge customer and use gas as your primary source of heat Detached, semi-detached, row house, or mobile home on a permanent foundation; Perform an energy evaluation before and after your renovations; Complete at least two eligible energy upgrades [...]
Yes, there is an $40 rebate for each window and each door. However, windows and doors are within the same rebate category, and thus, together they qualify as only one of the two necessary measures.