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Every Rebate, In Full

Both pathways, every figure, and a link to the page it came from. No gate, no email, no “contact us for details”.

Work out your own number

Your tier is a ceiling, not a cheque.

Every figure on this page is below. This is the one that catches people out: the rebate cannot be more than half the invoice after tax. Drag the slider to your own invoice and pick the depth in your attic.

$3,400
Tier ceiling
$1,250
Half the invoice
$1,700
What you actually get
$1,250

Tier pays $1,250 and half the invoice is $1,700, so the tier is the binding number. You get the full $1,250.

Illustrative arithmetic on published programme figures. The real number is on your quote before you sign anything.

No form, no email

Look at the hatch.
How deep is it?

Open the attic hatch and put a tape measure into the insulation. The depth you find is what sets your rebate. Pick the closest match below and the panel tells you roughly what you qualify for.

Waiting

Pick a depth and the number appears here. No email, no phone number, no callback.

The two pathways, plainly

Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy run the Home Renovation Savings programme together, with support from the Ontario government. It has two routes and they are not interchangeable.

Route one — attic only, no assessment

One measure. No energy advisor. Must be installed by a participating contractor, and the programme website states that contractor registrations for the attic stream are currently closed. One attic rebate per home, ever.

Existing insulationUpgrade toMaximum rebate
R–12 or lessR–50$1,250
Over R–12 to R–25R–50$1,000
Over R–25 to R–35R–50$800
Cathedral / flat roof, R–25 or lessR–28$750
Cathedral / flat roof, R–12 or lessR–20$650

Route two — assessment required, two or more upgrades

An energy advisor assesses the house before the work and again after. At least two qualifying upgrades are needed; a third adds a $500 bonus. Slower, more paperwork, considerably more money if you are doing more than the attic.

UpgradeMaximum rebate
Attic, R–12 or less to R–50$1,500
Attic, R–12 to R–25, to R–50$1,200
Attic, R–25 to R–35, to R–50$900
Exterior wall, more than R–20 added$3,600
Exterior wall, R–12 to R–20$2,100
Exterior wall, R–7.5 to R–12$1,200
Basement wall, more than R–22$1,500
Basement wall, R–10 to R–22$900
Crawlspace wall or ceiling$600–$1,200
Basement slab$500
Foundation header / rim joist$300
Exposed floor (over a garage)$300
Air sealingUp to $250
Windows and doors$100 per opening
Heat pump water heater$500
Third upgrade bonus$500

Amounts are set by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy, quoted here from the programme pages — attic stream and assessment stream — checked 17 September 2026. Programme terms change without notice.

The rules that catch people out

  • Half the invoice. On the attic stream the rebate cannot exceed 50% of the project cost after tax. Tier is a ceiling, not an entitlement.
  • Once per home. If a previous owner claimed the attic rebate, the house has used it.
  • Participating contractor only. Work done by a company not on the programme list does not qualify, retroactively or otherwise.
  • Eligible homes. Detached, semi-detached, row or townhouse (not stacked), and mobile homes on a permanent foundation. Not a home occupied less than six months.
  • Eligible accounts. An active Enbridge Gas account where the house is heated by a gas furnace or boiler; otherwise connected to the Ontario electricity grid, for homes on electricity, oil, propane or wood.
  • Assessment route needs two measures. One upgrade on that pathway pays nothing.
How the attic rebate is calculated against the invoice, including the fifty per cent ceiling Two houses, same tier, different outcome House A · invoice $3,400 $1,250 back Tier pays $1,250, and $1,250 is under half the invoice. Paid in full. House B · invoice $1,900 $950 back Same tier, but the ceiling is half the invoice, so $950 is the answer. Rebate is capped at 50% of the project cost after tax. Figures are examples. We put the real number on your quote before you sign anything.
The fifty per cent ceiling, applied to two real-shaped invoicesTier is a ceiling

The deadline, and why this page does not have one

Most attic-rebate pages in Ontario carry a countdown to 30 November 2026. This one did too, until we went to check the source and could not find one. On 24 September 2026 we read both publishers — Save on Energy's programme page and the Home Renovation Savings site itself — and neither states an end date, a closing date or a deadline of any kind. The IESO's 2025–2027 conservation plan budgets the programme into 2027, inside a framework running to 2036.

That is not a promise it will run forever. It is funded year to year and the amounts have already been revised. It means only this: nobody selling you insulation knows when it ends, and the ones showing you a date are not quoting the programme. Ask them where the date is published.

What the programme does publish, and what is worth your attention, is the contractor list: “Contractor registrations for the attic program stream are currently closed; no new applications are being accepted.” That is checkable in one click, and it is the only hard limit on this rebate.

Common questions

Do I get the money, or do you?

You do. The rebate is paid to the homeowner by the programme. We prepare and submit the file because we have to — the installing contractor is part of the claim — but the payment is yours and it does not come off our invoice unless we have agreed that in writing.

How long does the payment take?

Programme processing times vary and are outside our control. We give you the submission and the reference so you can chase it directly rather than through us.

Can I combine this with the Canada Greener Homes Loan?

The Greener Homes grant is closed. The interest-free loan programme has its own rules and its own status, and you should check it directly rather than take a contractor's word for it.

What if the programme ends before my job is done?

Eligibility depends on programme dates and on when the work and the submission land. We book with that in mind and we tell you where you are in the queue. We do not take a deposit on a promise about a date we do not control.

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Where to go next

Book an attic check

Someone goes up, measures, and photographs it.

You get the depth, the tier, the dollar figure and the photographs, whether or not you go ahead with us.