Windows & Doors
Government Rebates
Rebates and grants for windows and doors are available from the Province of British Columbia and the Government of Canada:
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Windows and doors: up to $7,000
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Provincial: up to $2,000
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up to $100 per window or door
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Federal: up to $5,000
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up to $250 per window or door
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Provincial Window Rebates
CleanBC Better Homes
Rebates for windows and doors are being offered by the Province of British Columbia, in partnership with BC Hydro and FortisBC.
Grant amount will depend on number of qualifying windows and doors installed. To understand U-Factors, see What is a U-Factor?
For details, see government website
BC Questions
What is a U-Factor?
A U-Factor is a measure for a window's insulating ability. A lower U-factor indicates higher performance.
Do skylights qualify for rebates?
No, skylights do not qualify for rebates at this time.
Does adding a new window to my house qualify?
No, only replacement windows qualify for rebates. New rough openings are not included.
What is the $2,000 Bonus Offer?
CleanBC is offering a rebate of $750 to $2,000 for completing three or more rebate-eligible upgrades on your home. There is also a $300 offer for completing 2 upgrades.
The Home Energy Improvement Bonus requires an EnerGuide home evaluation, conducted by a registered energy advisor. Book your evaluation before renovations begin to be eligible.
Window Upgrades
Grant amount is per rough opening
To understand terms, see Definitions
ENERGY STAR Certified
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Must be on NRCan Approved List
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Must have:
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U-Factor < 1.22 W/m²K, or
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Energy Rating ≥ 34
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Grant amount:
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$125 each
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ENERGY STAR Most Efficient
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Must be on NRCan Approved List
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Must have:
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U-Factor < 1.05 W/m²K, or
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Energy Rating ≥ 40
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Grant amount:
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$250 each
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For details, see government website
Door Upgrades
Grant amount is per rough opening
To understand terms, see Definitions
Hinged Doors
ENERGY STAR Certified
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Must be on NRCan Approved List
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Must have:
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U-Factor < 1.22 W/m²K, or
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Energy Rating ≥ 34
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Grant amount:
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$125 each
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Sliding Glass Door
ENERGY STAR Certified
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Must be on NRCan Approved List
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Must have:
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U-Factor < 1.22 W/m²K, or
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Energy Rating ≥ 34
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Grant amount:
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$125 each
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Sliding Glass Door
ENERGY STAR Most Efficient
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Must be on NRCan Approved List
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Must have:
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U-Factor < 1.05 W/m²K, or
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Energy Rating ≥ 40
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Grant amount:
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$125 each
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For details, see government website
Federal Questions
Do all my windows need to be replaced?
No, you can replace as many or few as you would like.
Do skylights qualify for rebates?
No, skylights do not qualify for rebates at this time.
Does adding a new window to my house qualify?
No, only replacement windows qualify for rebates. New rough openings are not included.
Definitions
Rough Opening: a framed opening that may be able to hold one or more windows and/or doors.
ENERGY STAR: A certification standard for energy efficiency. Developed by the US Government, it is commonly used in Canada.
U-Factor: a measure for a window's insulating ability. A low U-factor indicates high performance.
Energy Rating: a measure of overall window performance. Calculations are based on U-factor, solar heat gain, and air leakage. The higher the number, the more efficient the product
$40,000 Interest-Free
Greener Homes Loan
Interest-free loans of up to $40,000 are available from the Government of Canada to help homeowners pay for the cost of renovations.
The Canada Greener Homes Loan works alongside the Greener Homes Grant program.
With a 10 year, interest-free repayment term, homeowners may opt in to the loan when pursuing retrofits like insulation, heat pumps, solar panels, and more.
Energy advisors play a key part in the delivery of the loan.
Booking an energy evaluation is a requirement to qualify for the loan.
Tell us about your project.
Book directly over the phone or
submit our online form.
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