
Ontario Window & Door Rebates 2025 – How to Save on Energy-Efficient Upgrades
Introduction
Upgrading to energy-efficient windows and doors can lower utility bills, enhance comfort, and increase home value. In 2025, Ontario homeowners can benefit from rebates through the Home Renovation Savings™ program, replacing the previous Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+) program.
If you’re wondering:
- What rebates are available for window and door replacements in Ontario?
- How do I apply, and how much can I save?
- What are the requirements for getting a rebate?
This guide covers all the details to help you maximize your savings.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ontario’s 2025 Window & Door Rebates
What is the rebate for windows and doors in 2025?
The Home Renovation Savings™ program provides a rebate of $100 per window or door opening when replacing old models with ENERGY STAR®-certified products.
To qualify:
- You must replace at least three windows for them to count as one qualifying upgrade.
- You must complete at least one additional home energy upgrade (e.g., attic insulation, air sealing, or heat pump installation).
- A pre- and post-upgrade home energy audit is mandatory.
- The property must be your primary residence.
What is the $100 per window or door rebate program in Ontario?
Ontario homeowners can receive $100 per opening for eligible window and door replacements. However, you must complete a second home efficiency improvement to qualify.
For example:
- Upgrade 1: Replace three or more windows or doors with ENERGY STAR® models.
- Upgrade 2: Install attic insulation, improve air sealing, upgrade to a heat pump, etc.
What is the $40,000 interest-free loan for Ontario homeowners?
The Canada Greener Homes Loan provides 0% financing for up to 10 years to help cover energy-efficient upgrades.
Loan Details:
- Loan Amount: Up to $40,000
- Repayment Term: 10 years, interest-free
- Eligibility: Must complete at least one energy-efficient upgrade
How to Apply for a Window & Door Rebate in Ontario
Step 1 – Schedule a Pre-Upgrade Home Energy Audit
A certified energy auditor will assess your home’s efficiency. The audit must be completed before making any upgrades.
Step 2 – Review Your Audit Report & Recommended Upgrades
The auditor will provide a list of eligible improvements. Window and door replacements must be paired with a second upgrade to qualify.
Step 3 – Select ENERGY STAR® Certified Windows or Doors
Ensure your new windows and doors meet Ontario’s energy efficiency standards. Work with a certified installer to ensure compliance.
Step 4 – Apply for the Home Renovation Savings™ Rebate
Submit your application online with proof of purchase and installation. Keep copies of your energy audit reports for verification.
Step 5 – Complete a Post-Upgrade Energy Audit
After installation, schedule a final audit to confirm the upgrades. Once approved, your rebate payment will be issued.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to receive the rebate?
Most homeowners receive their rebate within 8-12 weeks after the final energy audit.
Can I replace just one window or door and still qualify?
No, you must replace at least three windows for them to count as a qualifying upgrade.
Can I combine multiple rebates?
Yes! You can stack this rebate with municipal or utility company incentives where available.
Are landlords eligible?
These rebates are for primary residences only, though some programs may extend to rental properties.
Where can I find more information?
Visit Home Renovation Savings™ for the latest details.
