Have you recently replaced your windows or doors with more energy-efficient units? Or maybe you are just about to shop for new products? If so, you are welcome to make use of a new Efficiency Manitoba rebate to help you finance your home renovation project! What is Efficiency Manitoba Windows & Doors rebate about? With …
Canada Greener Homes has a grant offer for Canadians who have planned about having an energy-saving home upgrade. It is a great opportunity for homeowners in Canada to install solar panels, upgrade heaters, and also replace doors and windows at a more affordable price. This interest-free rebate program aims at reducing the carbon footprint of …
The Manitoba Hydro window rebate program is a program that helps homeowners improve energy efficiency. The Manitoba Hydro Program, like every other rebate program, depends on specific criteria. It helps homeowners improve energy efficiency. They will learn smarter and efficient ways to heat, cool, and power their homes. Not only that, but they also receive …
If you’re like the majority of Canadian homeowners, you’ve probably heard of ENERGY STAR® as it relates to efficiency ratings for major appliances but may not be aware that there are also guidelines for windows, doors and skylights. The 2020 Guidelines for ENERGY STAR® certified windows, doors and skylights have been released, but what do …
As part of British Columbia’s commitment to energy efficiency, conservation, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, new Provincial rebate programs are in place to help homeowners save. What is Energy Efficiency British Columbia? Up to $10,000 in rebates are available for residential renovation projects that reduce energy costs and increase comfort all year. Qualifying upgrades include …
As of April 28, homeowners can search the agency’s website for companies that are on the list of certified contractors. Only companies that are on the participant list can sign up for the window replacement rebate. We’ll go over what you should know if you are just thinking about starting a home renovation project, or are already in the midst of one.
With promises being made by each candidate vying to be the next Canadian Prime Minister, there is a consistent area of concern—climate change. As the election draws near, homeowners should take note of the agendas two of the leading political parties have announced on home renovation grants and rebates. To combat the negative effects of …