Rebate programs open, shrink, and close with little warning — the Greener Homes Loan died
with two weeks' notice. Every entry below is verified against its official page and stamped
with the date. Last full review: October 2, 2026.
Up to $10,000 per home for insulation, windows and air sealing, plus $600 back on your assessments — if the follow-up assessment is done by December 31, 2026
up to $600— Home energy assessments (paid after 2+ upgrades)
up to $7,700— Insulation: attic $1,500 · walls $3,600 · foundation $2,300 · exposed floor $300
$100 per opening— Windows & doors (at least 3 windows, or 1 door or skylight)
$200–$250— Air sealing (meet or beat the target)
$500— Heat pump water heater
$500— Bonus for 3 or more upgrades
$5,000— Maximum per home if gas-heated (includes the $600)
$10,000— Maximum per home if heated by electricity, oil, propane or wood (includes the $600)
Quebec's audit-linked path: an assigned evaluator for $150 + tax (refunded except the tax when you receive assistance), then rebates for insulation, air sealing, doors and windows
$150 + tax— Pre-retrofit evaluation (paid within 30 days of the visit)
$150— Refunded when Rénoclimat assistance is granted (taxes excepted)
Free— First post-retrofit evaluation
Rebates per measure — current schedule on the official page— Insulation & air-sealing work
Per-opening rebates— Doors & windows
Flooding-adaptation component— New (from Oct 1, 2026)
Assessment-based rebates up to $5,000, a moderate-income top-up to about $10,000 in all, and HomeWarming's free upgrades for income-qualified homeowners
$199— Home Energy Assessment fee (free under the income threshold)
up to $5,000— Home Energy Assessment rebates
up to $5,000 more (~$10,000 total)— Moderate Income Rebate top-up (not for electrically heated homes)
Ended April 2026 — listed because half the internet still advertises it
No audit requiredVerified 2026-09-18
How this tracker works
Every entry is verified against its official page and stamped with the date — including the
closed programs, because stale promises are how homeowners get burned. Your province's full
picture (housing stock, what to monitor, every program) lives in the
province guides, and the planner matches
programs to your specific home from your postal code.