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Oakville & Burlington Rebate Guides
2026 guide with eligibility, amounts, and how to apply.
Oakville Attic Insulation Rebates $1,250 standalone2026 guide with eligibility, amounts, and how to apply.
Burlington Heat Pump Rebates Up to $7,5002026 guide with eligibility, amounts, and how to apply.
Burlington Attic Insulation Rebates $1,250 standalone2026 guide with eligibility, amounts, and how to apply.
Ontario Home Renovation Savings Program (HRS)
Up to $7,500 (heat pump) / $1,250 (insulation)The main active rebate program for Ontario homeowners in 2026. Administered jointly by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy (IESO), the Home Renovation Savings program offers up to $7,500 for an eligible cold-climate air-source heat pump, up to $12,000 for a ground-source heat pump, and $1,250 for standalone attic insulation. No pre-upgrade energy assessment is required for single-upgrade applications. Bundling multiple upgrades in one application increases rebate amounts and requires a pre-upgrade home energy assessment (a $600 rebate offsets the assessment cost). Apply online through homerenovationsavings.ca after installation is complete.
Source: homerenovationsavings.ca and Save on Energy (saveonenergy.ca)
Save on Energy - Energy Affordability Program (EAP)
Amount varies - see programSave on Energy's Energy Affordability Program provides free or subsidized energy-efficiency upgrades to eligible low-income Ontario households. Eligible measures may include insulation, smart thermostats, and other efficiency improvements at no cost to qualifying homeowners. Administered through local electricity distributors. Eligibility is income-tested - contact your local utility or visit saveonenergy.ca to confirm current program availability and eligibility criteria.
Source: Save on Energy (saveonenergy.ca)
Hydro One - Energy Efficiency Programs
Amount varies - see programHydro One offers rebates for residential customers on heat pump water heaters, smart thermostats, insulation, and other efficiency upgrades. Specific rebate amounts and eligible products change annually. Check the Hydro One website or call 1-888-664-9376 for current offerings.
Source: Hydro One (hydroone.com)
Toronto Hydro - Home Energy Loan Program (HELP) & Rebates
Amount varies - see programToronto Hydro customers may access low-interest financing via the Home Energy Loan Program (HELP) for eligible energy efficiency upgrades (insulation, windows, heating). Additional rebates available for EV chargers and energy-efficient appliances. Program details and amounts are updated periodically.
Source: Toronto Hydro (torontohydro.com)
Ontario Renovates Program (CMHC / Municipal)
Amount varies - municipal eligibilityForgivable loans and grants for low-income homeowners to address accessibility and health/safety issues. Administered by local municipalities through CMHC funding. Eligibility, amounts, and availability vary by municipality. Contact your local municipality to confirm if the program is active in your area.
Source: CMHC (cmhc-schl.gc.ca)
Halton Region - Home Improvement Programs
Amount varies - contact Halton RegionHalton Region and its lower-tier municipalities (Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Halton Hills) periodically offer home improvement assistance programs for eligible homeowners. Available programs and funding amounts change based on annual municipal budgets. Contact Halton Region or your local municipality directly to confirm what programs are currently accepting applications.
Source: Halton Region (halton.ca)
Heat Pump Stacking - Maximizing Rebates
Multiple programs can combineOntario homeowners switching to an electric heat pump may be eligible to combine the Home Renovation Savings (HRS) rebate with Hydro One programs. Work with a licensed HVAC contractor and confirm current stacking rules at homerenovationsavings.ca before purchasing equipment. contractor.ca can connect you with contractors familiar with rebate documentation requirements.
Source: Information assembled from HRS program pages and Save on Energy (2026). Verify current stacking rules with each program provider.
Closed Programs
The following programs are closed to new applications. They are listed here for reference only.
Canada Greener Homes Loan CLOSED 2025
Up to $40,000 interest-freeThis program is closed to new applications. Funding was fully committed in 2025 and no new applications are being accepted. Homeowners who applied before the close date may still be processing. For current heat pump and insulation rebates, see the Ontario Home Renovation Savings program above.
Canada Oil to Heat Pump Affordability (COHA/OHPA) Program CLOSED Jul 31, 2026
Up to $15,000This program is closed to new applications. July 31, 2026 was the last day to apply. Existing applicants have until January 31, 2027 to upload receipts. The program provided grants for low- and median-income households switching from oil heating to an eligible heat pump. Check the official site for any continued support options.
Source: Natural Resources Canada (nrcan.gc.ca) - checked 2026-10-03
Enbridge Gas - Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+) CLOSED
Up to $10,000The Enbridge HER+ program closed to new applicants on February 5, 2024 and all applications had to be submitted by December 31, 2025. The program has been fully wound up and replaced by the Ontario Home Renovation Savings program (homerenovationsavings.ca). For current rebates on heat pumps, insulation, and other upgrades, see the Home Renovation Savings Program listed above.
Source: Enbridge Gas (enbridgegas.com)
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