Contractor registration will close on November 30, 2025.
Enbridge Gas and the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), through Save on Energy, have launched the Home Renovation Savings program. Through this program, launched on January 28, 2025, eligible Ontario homeowners can receive rebates for energy-efficient upgrades, including cold climate air source heat pumps and ground source heat pumps.
To be eligible for an incentive, program participants must use an HVAC contractor on the program’s Contractors List. To join the Home Renovation Savings Participating HVAC Contractor List, please complete this form.
To ensure a smooth registration process, please gather all the required documentation in advance:
Any updates regarding your application will come from the Home Renovation Savings team at contractors@homerenovationsavings.ca. Please be sure to check your junk or spam folders for any follow up emails from this email address, as it’s possible these communications may end up there.
IMPORTANT: Due to high interest, the application processing time is approximately 1-2 weeks. Avoid delays by carefully reading the form and submitting all required information and valid documentation. Incomplete applications (i.e., missing information or expired documentation) will not be considered. Incomplete applications will be placed at the bottom of the queue.
In addition to reviewing the information and documentation provided in this registration form, program administrators may review past behaviour in Enbridge or IESO programs as well as check publicly available information to assess and confirm eligibility to be included on the Participating HVAC Contractor List and participate under the Heat Pump Program Stream. Program administrators may, for any reason, deny an HVAC Contractor’s application to be included on the Participating HVAC Contractor List or remove an HVAC Contractor from the Participating HVAC Contractor List at any time. Reasons for denying approval or for removal from the Participating HVAC Contractor List may include, but are not limited to, public health and safety concerns, consumer protection concerns, customer service issues, evidence of non-compliance with applicable laws (including TSSA technical standards) providing misleading information or engaging in fraudulent or criminal activities. If your Application Form is approved, you will be required to agree to the Heat Pump Program Stream’s HVAC Contractor Terms and Conditions and complete the required training before being added to the Participating HVAC Contractor List. Please note, once you are added as an HVAC Contractor under the Heat Pump Program Stream, you must ensure that all prospective participants you work with are eligible to participate under the Program Stream in accordance with the Program Stream Requirements, including with respect to their residence and heat pump measure installed.
Applications and installations completed in the program are subject to audit.