Homeowner Information


Get rebates, grants and interest-free loans for home improvements and upgrades

It has never been a better time to make your home energy efficient by taking advantage of rebates from Efficiency Manitoba and grants and interest-free loans from the Canada Greener Homes Initiative


Efficiency Manitoba Rebates

  • Insulation for walls, attics, and foundation

  • Windows

  • Doors

  • Air Source Heat Pump

  • Ground Source Heat Pumps

  • Solar

Rebate Programs for Homeowners


Canada Greener Homes Initiative

  • Windows

  • Doors

  • Insulation for Walls, Attics, Exposed Floors, and Foundation

  • Air Sealing

Grants and loans up to $5,000

  • Ground Source Heat Pump

  • Air Source Heat Pump

  • Heat Pump Water Heater

  • Solar

  • Up to $40,000 interest-free loan towards eligible, interest-free upgrades

Greener Homes Loan


Homeowners can apply for the offering from both the Efficiency Manitoba and Canada Greener Home Initiative programs.

Eligibility requirements may differ. Review programs and contact Efficiency Manitoba or Canada Greener Homes Initiative for more information.

Home Energy Evaluation

Before you begin your renovation, book an Energuide evaluation with a local service organization to be eligible for rebate, grant, and interest-free loan programs to help improve the comfort, safety, and security of your home in four easy steps:

Ensure you meet the criteria and apply for your Energuide evaluation. A service organization will send a registered energy advisor to your home, measuring its energy efficiency.

1

Your Registered Energy Advisor will give you a list of eligible renovations. Select which works best with your budget and renovation plans. Once you have received quotes, this is when you can apply for the optional Greener Homes Loan.

2

Renovate your home! Complete all of your eligible renovations, ensuring that all upgrades meet the grant and rebate criteria.

3

Once all eligible renovations are complete, request a post-retrofit Energuide evaluation where your Registered Energy Advisor will assess the new efficiency of your home and collect information needed to receive your rebates and grants.

4

After your post-retrofit evaluation, your Registered Energy Advisor will be able to see how much more efficient your home is. Submit your final document and your grants will be on the way.

5

Understand what’s involved in your EnerGuide Evaluation below

Q&As

Service Organizations in Manitoba

Program Partners