Canadian Government Home Improvement Grants

Retrofit Your Home the ecoENERGY way

Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) is offering a new residential energy efficiency assessment service to owners of single family homes, including detached, semi-detached and low-rise multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) that are no more than three storeys high. Under the ecoENERGY Retrofit program, property owners can qualify for federal grants by improving the energy efficiency of their homes and reducing their home's impact on the environment.

ecoENERGY Grant Program

ecoENERGY grants for Residential Owners

ecoENERGY grants for Commercial and Institutional Building Owners

ecoENERGY grants for Industrial Facility Owners

Grants for Canadian Provinces

  • Government Home Improvement Grants for British Columbia
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for Alberta
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for Saskatchewan
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for Manitoba
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for Ontario
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for Quebec
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for New Brunswick
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for Nova Scotia
  • Government Home Improvement Grants for Newfoundland
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How do you apply for a ecoENERGY grant?

It's easy. Your energy advisor will apply for the grant on your behalf after you have completed the energy efficiency retrofits and your home has been re-assessed. Your advisor will prepare the paperwork for you to sign and will be able to tell you exactly how much you can expect to receive. Your energy advisor will then forward your application to NRCan.

A table of retrofits has been established to show the payment for the completion of each recommended upgrade. The grant amount has been determined by the relative effectiveness of that particular upgrade in reducing energy or water use, and not directly on the cost of the upgrade, which will vary depending on location, local pricing and labour costs, size of house, etc. Note: Refer to this list for grant amounts related to retrofits.

A grant application must be submitted to NRCan no later than 18 months after the date of the pre-retrofit evaluation. You can expect to receive your cheque within 90 days of your follow-up evaluation.

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