Book an EnerGuide Home Energy Evaluation
Windfall Home Energy is a Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN) licensed service provider with NRCAN Registered Energy Advisors conducting your home energy evaluation.
To book an EnerGuide Home Energy Evaluation or if you have any questions...
Call Windfall Centre toll free at:
1.866.280.4431
or
or
Submit a booking request through the following form:
Cost
- The cost of the initial (pre-upgrade) evaluation is $400 plus HST
- The cost of a follow-up (post-upgrade) evaluation is $200 plus HST
NOTE:
If you are eligible for an incentive program, the program may refund, in full or in part, the cost of both the pre and post evaluations as part of your incentive cheque. Ask the Home Energy Experts at Windfall Home Energy for details.
Thermal imaging
Thermal imaging is an additional service not included in a standard EnerGuide energy evaluation but can be performed on request.
- Thermal imagining fee: $60
Over-size fee
An additional fee is applied for homes over 2,500 square feet.
- 2,500 - 3,500 sq ft: $50
- 3,500 - 4,500 sq ft: $100
- 4,500 - 5,500 sq ft: $150
- 5,500 - 6,500 sq ft: $200
- Above 6,500 sq ft: $250
Re-modelling
An additional fee is applied to a post-retrofit evaluation if an addition has been added to the home since the pre-retrofit evaluation, as the house geometry will need to be re-modelled.
- Re-modelling fee: $150
Re-visit
If after the post-retrofit evaluation, it is determined you are unsuccessful at completing the required upgrades for incentives. A revisit can be completed at a later date for an additional fee.
- Re-visit fee: $150
Cancellation
If no one is home during the scheduled evaluation time or the evaluation is cancelled last minute, a cancellation fee will be applied.
- Cancellation fee: $50
*All additional charges subject to HST
What to Expect During a Home Energy Evaluation
The energy evaluation is conducted on-site at your home. The initial (pre-upgrade) evaluation takes approximately 2–3 hours. A second (post-upgrade) evaluation takes up to 1 hour.
The energy advisor will conduct a basement-to-attic assessment of your home's insulation, heating, cooling, and other energy use.
A blower door test will be conducted to test for air leaks, which can cause wasted energy, uncomfortable drafts and poor air quality.
Your home will be given an energy rating using the Natural Resources Canada rating system — the lower the rating the better.
You will receive a full report outlining recommendations for improvements to help reduce your energy bills and increase your home's comfort.
