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Available Grants and Incentives
Explore the range of financial support available for energy-efficient home improvements in Ontario
Energy Efficient Upgrades
Access grants for windows, insulation and more to reduce energy bills.
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Renewable Energy Systems
Get financial aid for solar panels and other renewable technologies.
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Smart Home Technology
Discover incentives for smart thermostats and home automation.
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Water Conservation
Find grants for water-saving appliances and fixtures.
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Home Resilience
Support for renovations that enhance durability and safety.
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Roofing and Insulation
Grants and rebates for effective roofing and insulation solutions.
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Have Questions?
Find answers to common questions about home improvement grants and application processes.
What types of home improvements are eligible?
Eligible home improvements typically include energy-efficient upgrades like installing solar panels, improving insulation, replacing windows and doors, or upgrading to energy-efficient heating and cooling systems. Water-saving fixtures and other eco-friendly renovations may also qualify for government grants or incentives.
How do I apply for a home improvement grant?
To apply for a home improvement grant, homeowners typically need to provide details about their planned upgrades, obtain quotes from certified contractors, and submit the required documentation through the appropriate government or municipal program’s online portal.
What is the eligibility criteria for these grants?
Eligibility criteria often include being a homeowner, completing specific energy-efficient or eco-friendly renovations, and sometimes meeting income thresholds. Many programs also require that the improvements are done by certified professionals and that the property is used as a primary residence.