This guide covers rebate eligibility for homeowners in Toronto (Greater Toronto Area).
Who this guide covers in Toronto
City of Toronto including North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, East York, and downtown. Detached, semi-detached, townhomes, and row houses on permanent foundations usually qualify. Stacked condos and new builds often do not — confirm on the official portal before you hire.
Gas vs non-gas rebates in Toronto
Roughly 90% of Toronto single-family homes use Enbridge natural gas. That means $500/ton air-source heat pumps capped at $2,000 unless you heat with electricity, oil, propane, or wood. Many Toronto homeowners pair a heat pump with bundled insulation or windows to reach higher total rebates. Electric-heated apartments and homes outside the gas main can access the full $7,500 cap on the same equipment.
Rebate amounts for Toronto homeowners
Amounts below follow provincial program rules. Confirm current caps at homerenovationsavings.ca before signing a contract.
| Heating type | Heat pump | Electrical | Windows | Insulation | Water heater |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enbridge gas homes | $500/ton, max $2,000 | $75–$100 smart thermostat | Bundled: per rough opening | Bundled: up to $7,700 | Bundled: varies |
| Non-gas homes (electric, oil, propane, wood) | $1,250/ton, max $7,500 (air-source) | $75–$100 smart thermostat | Bundled: per rough opening | Bundled: up to $7,700 | Bundled: varies |
Local checklist
- Confirm Enbridge gas vs electric/oil/propane/wood heating
- Verify property type qualifies (no condos or new builds)
- Search participating contractors by Toronto postal code
- For bundled projects, book EnerGuide audit before any work starts
- Use the free checker below for a personalized estimate
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Use our free eligibility calculator to see program amounts for your heating type and upgrade. Results in about one minute. No account required.
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