Homeowner Toolkit

Lighting a fire under a tank of water isn't the best way to heat water anymore. Modern electric options are cleaner, safer, and can save you money.

Windows and doors matter less for energy efficiency than most people think. Focus on insulation and air sealing first, then upgrade to windows with an Energy Rating of 29 or higher.

Most Toronto homes don't need a panel upgrade to go fully electric. A simple calculation can tell you if you really need one.

Home charging is the easiest and cheapest way to power your electric vehicle. Most Toronto homeowners can install a Level 2 charger without upgrading their electrical panel.

Energy Advisors diagnose your home's efficiency issues and create upgrade plans. They're often required for rebates and worth hiring for any major upgrade.

Finding the right contractor makes or breaks your heat pump installation. This guide helps you spot the good ones.

Toronto homeowners can get thousands back on energy upgrades through rebates and low-interest loans. Here's every program in one place with plain-English explanations.

Leaky ducts waste energy and make rooms uncomfortable. Aerosealing can reduce duct leakage by up to 90%.

Solar panels turn sunshine into free electricity right on your roof. Installation costs $10,000-$30,000 and pays for itself in about a decade.