
Home Improvement Rebates:
In order to qualify for home improvement rebates, you must work with a participating Alberta contractor. It's recommended that you obtain quotes from three of the registered professionals before signing a contract. Pricing and final rebate totals will be based on an estimate of your home's current energy needs, and each contractor may make different recommendations. You will not be eligible for a rebate if you do the work yourself. Insulation
- Attic
- Main walls
- Basement
- Half walls
- Loose fill
- Blown-in
- Rolls or batts
- Spray foam
- Rigid board

- Energy Star® rated—windows must meet Energy Star® guidelines for performance and energy efficiency as certified by the National Fenestration Rating Council. These vary by climate zone.
- Triple pane—three panes of glass are sandwiched together with high-insulating Argon or Krypton gas filling the space between the panes. They're often built with stronger frames to hold the extra weight and more durable hardware.
- Low-E (Low-emittance) coating—uncoated glass has a very low U-value and allows heat and cold to easily transfer through it. Treating it with a low-emittance coating allows short-wavelength sunlight through but reflects long-wavelength radiation. In winter, this means heat loss is reduced and the sun's heat stays inside. In summer, harmful UV rays are blocked while still allowing natural light through.
- Argon gas filled—insulates better than air, so filling the space between glass panes provides a more efficient window. Triple pane windows with an extra layer of Argon gas significantly reduces heat loss.

- Purchase a qualifying appliance or thermostat.
- Complete the online application with pertinent details.
- Upload your receipt.
- Receive a rebate cheque in the mail.

Typical NDP. If I get up off the couch and do the work myself they have no interest in helping me. Only if I let someone else do the work will they offer me money.
Posted by GM on Tuesday, May 30th, 2017 at 6:58amLeave A Comment