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Find Ontario rebates and Toronto subsidies you may qualify for

Tell us about your home and your plans — see matching programs, estimated amounts, and what to do before spending money. No personal information needed to see your estimate.

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What are you planning?

Start from your project — we'll show the programs that apply.

Heating & cooling

Heat pumps, furnace replacement

Insulation

Attic, walls, air sealing

Windows & doors

$100 per opening

Solar & battery

Up to $10,000

Basement flood protection

Toronto subsidy up to $6,650

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How it works

1

Tell us about your home

A few questions — heating, home type, what you’re planning. About a minute.

2

See matching programs

An estimate with a per-program breakdown, confidence level, and assumptions.

3

Know what to do first

Pre-approval rules, deadlines, and official links — before you spend a dollar.

4Optional

Get matched — only if you ask

If you want a quote, we check whether one screened installer covers your postal code — and say so honestly when nobody does.

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Programs we track

Registry updated 2026-08-16

Statuses and amounts come from our verified program registry — the same data the calculator uses.

Home Renovation Savings Program

Active

Ontario’s main energy-rebate program: heat pumps, insulation, windows, solar. The reported funding window runs to November 30, 2026. The official program pages publish no end date, so it can close earlier or run longer — starting sooner is always the safer plan.

Up to $12,000Verified Jul 31, 2026Official program site

Toronto Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy Program (Enhanced)

Active · expanded

City of Toronto subsidy for basement flood protection: backwater valves, sump pumps, plumbing assessment. Expanded May 1, 2026.

Up to $6,650Verified Sep 4, 2026Official program site

Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program

Closed to new applications

Federal direct intake closed Jul 31, 2026. Income-qualified oil-heated homes may still qualify through Save on Energy’s Energy Affordability Program (Ontario co-delivery).

Verified Jul 29, 2026Official program site

Why homeowners use ClaimRebate

Independent

Not a government service, not a contractor. No forced calls — see your estimate first, decide later.

Official sources only

Every amount traces to homerenovationsavings.ca, toronto.ca, or natural-resources.canada.ca — with verification dates.

The rules that protect your money

The #1 way homeowners lose rebates is starting work before pre-approval. We put that warning before the sales pitch.

Honest when the answer is no

If you don’t qualify — or a program has closed — we say so instead of advertising money you can’t get.

Popular rebate pages

Heat Pump Rebate Ontario

Up to $12,000

Home Renovation Savings

Up to $12,000

Toronto Basement Flooding

Up to $6,650

Backwater Valve Subsidy

Up to $3,200

Sump Pump Subsidy

Up to $2,550

Oil to Heat Pump (OHPA)

Income-qualified path still open

Frequently asked questions

What is ClaimRebate.ca?
ClaimRebate.ca is an independent guide to Ontario homeowner rebates and subsidies. We help you check eligibility, understand requirements, and avoid common mistakes. We are not affiliated with any government agency, utility, or contractor.
Do you charge for the calculators?
No. Both the Ontario Energy Rebate Calculator and Toronto Basement Flooding Subsidy Calculator are completely free to use, with no charge to homeowners.
Are these rebates real?
Yes. Energy rebates come from Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program (HRS). The reported funding window runs to November 30, 2026. The official program pages publish no end date, so it can close earlier or run longer — starting sooner is always the safer plan. The federal Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program (OHPA) closed its direct intake on July 31, 2026 — we say so plainly instead of advertising money you can no longer get (income-qualified oil homes may still qualify through Save on Energy's Energy Affordability Program, Ontario's OHPA co-delivery). The Toronto Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy Program (BFPSP) is administered by the City of Toronto. All amounts are based on official program documentation. Final eligibility is determined by program administrators.
What rebates can I check here?
Energy: heat pumps (up to $7,500 air-source, $12,000 geothermal — oil homes get the top rate), insulation, windows, solar, and appliance rebates ($25-$200 each, incl. condos and apartments) through HRS — the reported funding window runs to November 30, 2026, and the official pages publish no end date. The federal OHPA direct intake closed July 31, 2026 (income-qualified oil homes: see the Save on Energy Energy Affordability Program). Toronto basement flooding: backwater valves ($1,600 each, max 2), sump pumps ($2,250 + $300 battery backup), home plumbing assessment ($500), foundation drain capping ($400). Total possible across all programs: roughly $18,650+.
Are you affiliated with the Ontario government or City of Toronto?
No. ClaimRebate.ca is independently operated. We reference official program pages and link to government resources, but we do not represent or speak for any government agency, utility, or program administrator.

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