CANADA GREENER HOMES GRANT

Canada Greener Homes Grant

Designed to help Canadian homeowners make their homes more energy-efficient, the Canada Greener Homes Grant is awarding up to 700,000 grants of up to $5,000 to Canadians. This is to help make energy efficient home improvements more cost attainable and to incentivize homeowners to go green. By replacing windows and doors with ENERGY STAR-certified models, homeowners can be reimbursed up to $250 per opening with the Greener Homes Grant.

All Canadians are eligible for the government funded Canada Green Homes Grant, however, eligibility is limited to one resident per home.

Canada Greener Homes Grant Eligibility

In order to qualify for the Greener Homes Grant in Alberta, homeowners must be able to prove that the property is their primary residence. Canadians must then:

Complete an EnerGuide evaluation
Complete at least one applicable retrofit as advised by the EnerGuide evaluation
Provide valid documentation of the renovation to the Canadian Government.

All products used as part of the retrofit must be purchased in Canada.

BLVD Windows & Doors Energy-Efficient Solutions

Applying for the Canada Green Homes Grant? BLVD is proud to match the rebate dollar-for-dollar*. All BLVD vinyl replacement windows qualify for the rebate and come with a lifetime warranty. We also pride ourselves on fast, responsive service, guaranteeing a consultation within 72 hours.

How to Receive a Green Homes Grant

Book a consultation with BLVD Windows & Doors:

The first step in any home improvement project with BLVD Windows & Doors is a project consultation. During this initial consultation, we will discuss the steps needed to complete the project, as well as how we’ll work ensure the new windows are Energy Star Certified, allowing you to take advantage of Canada’s home energy grants.

Register for the Canada Greener Homes Grant:

Registering for the Canada Greener Homes grant will ensure your information entered in the system and permit you to book an EnerGuide evaluation.

Book an EnerGuide evaluation:

BLVD will provide you with a list of companies that can carry a certified EnerGuide evaluation out prior to your window or door installation.

Have your windows and doors replaced with ENERGY STAR-certified products:

Following the EnerGuide evaluation, the next step is having your windows and doors replaced with ENERGY STAR-certified models.

Have a follow-up energy audit performed:

Following new window and door installation, the energy efficiency improvement will need to be validated.

Submit documentation to the government:

To receive the Greener Homes Grant, you’ll need to submit proof to the government that the work was performed and represents an energy efficiency improvement. Your Energy Auditor should be able to help with this. You’ll need to keep your pre- and post-audit documents, and invoices for products purchased and installation costs.

Receive the Greener Homes Grant:

Lastly, you’ll receive the grant!

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Canada Green Homes Grant FAQs

What is the diffe 0000rence between bow and bay windows?

Bay windows typically only consist of three windowpanes, while bow windows often consist of four or five. Bow windows are also often larger in size than bay windows and offer a rounded appearance.

Are bow windows out of style?

Not at all! Bow windows have long remained one of the most popular window designs, and it’s a reputation that they continue to hold today. Though it’s true that they were originally seen in century homes, we offer both classic and modern bow window designs to perfectly match your home.

What are the best blinds for bow windows?

While blind options are plentiful, we like the look of pleated blinds and roman blinds on bow windows.

How can you tell if a bow window needs to be replaced?

If cared for properly, bow windows can last anywhere from 30 to 40 years. Watch for signs such as improperly working hardware, draftiness, or frame damage to know when it’s time to replace a bow window.

Are there alternatives to bow windows?

Absolutely! A bay window is a natural alternative to the bow window just based on some of their similarities. There are a variety of other windows that may be a good fit as well.

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CANADA GREENER HOMES GRANT

Canada Greener Homes Grant