About
Why this site exists
Canada's official tool for finding an energy auditor is a phone list. Rebate programs close with two weeks' notice while half the internet keeps advertising them. And the big lead-gen platforms sell "energy audit" leads to solar and HVAC reps. Homeowners deserved a better front door — so we built one.
The rules we operate by
Only real auditors. Every provider listed is an NRCan-licensed service organization. NRCan licensing is required for EnerGuide rebates; Ontario's Home Renovation Savings program further limits eligibility to seven approved organizations, and every listing says whether it's one of them. We do not list contractors whose "free audit" is a sales pitch, and we say so out loud.
No pay-to-rank. Ordering favours transparency (published prices first) and community organizations — never payment. If we ever sell placement, it will be labelled as such, separately from organic listings.
How we make money. Advisors who opt in pay a referral fee for the exclusive homeowner requests we route to them — $40 per lead after ten free. It never affects which advisors we list or how they're ordered, each request goes to one advisor only, and you can always contact any listed advisor directly instead.
Dated claims. Program facts carry the date we verified them against the official page — currently October 2, 2026. We list closed programs on purpose, because "still advertising the Greener Homes Grant" is the fastest way to spot a stale source.
Estimates labelled as estimates. The planner's savings figures are ranges based on how similar homes typically perform, and the energy prices, usage benchmarks and savings ranges behind them are listed on the planner page. An EnerGuide assessment of your actual house replaces them — that's the point.
Corrections are fast. Listings are compiled from public sources (linked on each profile). If something's wrong, email dave@clickshift.ca and we'll fix or remove it promptly. Providers can claim their profiles free.
What's next
Online booking, provider-verified profiles, French for Quebec and francophone Ontario, provincial expansion (Manitoba and Atlantic Canada first), and US launch in audit-ordinance cities and HOMES-rebate states. If you want any of that sooner, tell us.