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No. Gas furnaces aren't a listed upgrade in Ontario's Home Renovation Savings program. A heat pump added alongside one can qualify for up to $2,000 in a home heated with Enbridge natural gas.

Most furnace replacements take one day, and next-day installation is available on most products, subject to availability and your location.

Up to $7,500 in homes heated with electricity, oil, propane or wood ($1,250 per ton), or up to $2,000 in homes heated with Enbridge natural gas ($500 per ton). Pre-approval is required before installation.

Cold-climate models are rated to keep heating down to about −30 °C. We size the system to your home's heat loss and plan backup heat for the coldest days.

Only if the exact model is on Natural Resources Canada's qualified products list and it's installed with pre-approval. We check the model number before you commit.

No. Indoor heads mount on a wall or ceiling, and a small line set connects them to the outdoor unit.

No. Central air conditioners aren't a listed upgrade in the Home Renovation Savings program, but a heat pump, which also cools, can be.

A heat pump cools the same way an air conditioner does and heats as well. We price both, with any rebate, so you can decide.

Tankless gas water heaters aren't a listed upgrade in the Home Renovation Savings program.

It depends on your gas line, venting and how much hot water you use at once. We check all three before we quote.

$500 for an ENERGY STAR certified model, through the program stream that starts with a home energy assessment.

It needs space and air around it, usually in a basement or utility room. We check the location before quoting.

Typically 8 to 12 years, depending on water quality and maintenance.

Next-day installation is available on most tank water heaters, subject to availability and your location.

Yes. Eligible smart thermostats qualify for $125, with no home energy assessment needed.

Most will, but heat pumps and multi-stage systems need a compatible model. We match the thermostat to your equipment.

Up to $1,250 for attic insulation, or up to $750 for cathedral ceilings and flat roofs, with no home energy assessment needed. The work must be done by a program-qualified contractor.

If you can see the tops of the ceiling joists, or the insulation looks thin or patchy, there's usually room to add more. We measure before quoting.

Up to $5,000 for solar panels in Ontario, with no home energy assessment needed.

Panels last 25 years or more, so a roof near the end of its life should be replaced first. We check the roof before we quote.

Up to $5,000 more when battery storage is bundled with solar panels, on top of the solar rebate.

It depends on the battery's size and what you power. We help you pick the circuits that matter most.

Home EV chargers aren't a listed upgrade in Ontario's Home Renovation Savings program.

We check your panel's capacity first. Some homes need a load management device or a panel upgrade.