Attic Insulation Rebate In Barrhaven, Ontario

Attic Insulation Rebate Amounts

On the standalone attic route, the goal is R-50 and no energy assessment is needed. The payment depends on today's level: up to $1,250 for an attic at R-12 or less, up to $1,000 for one sitting between R-13 and R-25, and up to $800 for one sitting between R-26 and R-35. Whatever the tier, the attic insulation rebate never exceeds half of what the job cost once tax is added, and the whole accessible attic must be done, not just the easy middle.

Sloped ceilings and flat roofs are paid on a separate scale. Raising one that is at R-25 or less to R-28 pays up to $750, and raising one that is at R-12 or less to R-20 pays up to $650. To qualify, insulation must cover all of the roof area.

The Attic Insulation Rebate Has A Contractor Rule

Payment on the standalone route goes only to jobs done by a contractor named on the program's list, and that contractor sends in the paperwork. According to the program website, the list is not taking new contractors right now. Six names were on it in October 2026 (Brand Insulation, EcoComfort, George Kent, Great Northern Insulation, Home Depot, Solidcare). Look up the list on homerenovationsavings.ca before booking any job you want this attic insulation rebate to cover.

The Assessment Route For An Attic Insulation Rebate

The second route opens with a home energy assessment by a registered energy advisor and calls for more than one upgrade, for example attic insulation together with air sealing or new windows. An attic earns a little more this way, up to $1,500 from R-12 or less, $1,200 from R-13 to R-25 and $900 from R-26 to R-35, with sloped ceilings and flat roofs at up to $780. On this route the homeowner picks whichever contractor they prefer, and a follow-up assessment after the work confirms the result.

Who Qualifies For The Attic Insulation Rebate

The homeowner must apply; someone who rents out a house can apply for it as well. Detached and semi-detached houses qualify, along with row townhouses (not stacked units) and mobile homes fixed to a permanent foundation; a seasonal cottage may qualify too. Gas-heated homes need an active Enbridge account with a gas furnace or boiler; homes heated by electricity, propane, oil or wood must be tied to the Ontario grid. A home occupied for six months or less is excluded, as is any address where an earlier attic insulation rebate was paid, whether by Enbridge, Save on Energy or a different Ontario program.

When The Attic Insulation Rebate Ends

The program is currently scheduled to end November 30, 2026. One extension has already happened, from the same date in 2025, and another is possible, but money goes out in the order applications arrive and the terms allow an earlier stop. This page was last checked in October 2026.