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Insulate & Save in Canada: Certified Home Insulation Services with Government Rebate Assistance—Book Your Free On-Site Quote

Slash energy bills, boost comfort, and qualify for Canadian rebates with certified insulation upgrades guided by experts who manage every step—from on-site assessment and air sealing to EnerGuide evaluations and rebate paperwork—delivering transparent pricing, durable materials, code-compliant workmanship, and measurable results you can feel all year.

About Our Certified Canadian Insulation Team

We are a Canada-wide, certified insulation contractor specializing in code-compliant upgrades, airtightness improvements, and rebate navigation. Our advisors, installers, and coordinators deliver measured performance, clear communication, and dependable aftercare, ensuring your project is safe, affordable, and tailored to local climate and program requirements.

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Attic Insulation Upgrade to R-60 with Targeted Air Sealing

We install baffles for proper ventilation, seal major bypasses, insulate hatches, and top up to R-60 using high-performance blown-in materials. Expect improved comfort, reduced ice dams, and lower bills, with documentation prepared to support applicable rebates and manufacturer warranty coverage requirements.

C,450

EnerGuide Home Energy Evaluation and Rebate Application Assistance

Coordinate pre- and post-retrofit evaluations with a licensed energy advisor, then let our team assemble invoices, product labels, and photo documentation. We guide application submission, track status, and respond to reviewer questions, reducing delays and maximizing your approved incentive amounts wherever eligible.

C,450

Whole-Home Air Sealing with Blower Door Optimization

We identify leakage pathways, apply durable seals at top plates, penetrations, and rim joists, and verify improvements with a follow-up blower door test when included by program rules. This service enhances comfort, supports rebate targets, and prepares your home for high-performance insulation upgrades.

C,450

Book Your Free On-Site Quote

Schedule a no-obligation home visit where our certified assessor inspects key areas, explains options, identifies rebate opportunities, and provides a clear, itemized estimate tailored to your goals, budget, and provincial requirements, so you can make a confident, informed decision immediately.

What to Expect During the Visit

We arrive on time, review comfort concerns, measure insulation levels, check air leakage points, and assess ventilation and moisture risks. You receive practical recommendations prioritizing safety, rebate eligibility, and cost-effectiveness, with timelines, next steps, and answers to your specific climate and home-type questions.

Thermal Imaging and Detailed Measurements

Using thermal imaging, laser tools, and moisture meters, we pinpoint cold spots, thermal bridging, and hidden gaps. These diagnostics inform precise material quantities, appropriate R-values, strategic air sealing, and realistic savings projections, ensuring your quote reflects real conditions rather than assumptions or generic square-foot estimates.

Same-Day Transparent Estimate

Before leaving, we present an itemized estimate covering materials, labour, air sealing, ventilation adjustments, and cleanup. We also outline potential rebates, documentation steps, and timelines, avoiding surprises by clarifying exclusions, warranty terms, and any preparatory tasks recommended for the best comfort and performance outcomes.

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Government Rebates and Loans

Leverage provincial, utility, and federal incentives with expert guidance that simplifies eligibility, documentation, and submission, helping you stack available programs where permitted and maximize savings while staying compliant with current rules, funding windows, and EnerGuide evaluation requirements across Canadian jurisdictions.

  • We review your home’s age, heating fuel, and upgrade history, then coordinate required pre-retrofit evaluations and photos. Our team prepares invoices, product labels, and installation records so your application aligns with program criteria, minimizing delays and maximizing the likelihood of approval and timely reimbursement.

  • Programs differ by province and utility, and stacking rules vary. We identify combinations that work—such as gas utility rebates with provincial top-ups—and advise where stacking is prohibited, ensuring your upgrade pathway meets funding rules while prioritizing the highest return on investment for your household.

  • After completion, we coordinate final evaluations, blower door tests if required, and compile documentation. We submit or support submission through approved portals, track status, and respond to reviewer questions, maintaining clear communication until funds are released and your project file is fully closed out.

Insulation by Home Area

Targeted solutions for attics, walls, basements, and crawlspaces address unique thermal and moisture challenges, pairing air sealing with appropriate materials and R-values that match Canadian climate zones, building codes, and rebate criteria for reliable, long-lasting performance.

Attic and Roof Assemblies

We assess ventilation, baffles, soffits, and existing R-values, then recommend a safe top-up to R-50–R-60 with proper air sealing around penetrations and hatches. Our approach reduces ice dams, drafts, and summer overheating while maintaining airflow and preventing condensation or premature roof component deterioration.

Basements, Rim Joists, and Crawlspaces

Cold rim joists and damp crawlspaces are major heat loss and comfort issues. We apply closed-cell spray foam or foam board with sealed seams to control air movement, condensation, and pests, improving durability, comfort, and indoor air quality while meeting fire protection and vapour control requirements.

Exterior and Interior Walls

For accessible walls, we install dense-pack cellulose or fiberglass, carefully locating utilities and avoiding over-pressurization. Where cavities are inaccessible, we propose strategic alternatives, such as exterior insulation during siding replacement, to reduce thermal bridging and meet rebate thresholds with minimal disruption and verified performance benefits.

Air Sealing and Ventilation

Tight homes save energy, but they must breathe right; we pair targeted air sealing with ventilation checks so you reduce heat loss without trapping moisture, maintaining healthy indoor air quality and meeting EnerGuide and code expectations after retrofit.

Blower Door Testing and Targets

We benchmark leakage with calibrated blower door equipment, identifying dominant pathways like attic bypasses and rim joists. Post-sealing tests confirm measurable improvement, helping meet rebate thresholds and validate comfort gains, while ensuring ventilation remains balanced for occupant health and building durability.

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Durable Sealing Strategies

We prioritize critical junctions—attic hatches, top plates, penetrations, and duct chases—using long-lasting sealants, gaskets, and expanding foams rated for Canadian temperatures. Our method minimizes seasonal movement failures and complements insulation upgrades, balancing effort, budget, and measurable airtightness improvements verified by retesting.

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Certified Installation Standards

Our crews follow Canadian building codes and manufacturer specifications, ensuring safe, compliant, and durable installations that protect warranties and rebate eligibility, with rigorous quality control from preparation through final cleanup and documentation.

CSA and CAN/ULC Compliance

We install materials tested to CSA and CAN/ULC standards, apply correct thicknesses and densities, and maintain fire and vapour control layers. Clearances from heat sources and recessed fixtures are strictly followed, protecting your home while meeting inspection and rebate verification requirements without compromise.

Training, Insurance, and Safety Certification

Technicians are factory trained, insured, and covered by provincial workers’ compensation programs. We conduct job hazard analyses, use respirators where required, and document safe handling procedures for sprays and loose-fill materials, delivering professional results backed by accountability and transparent safety practices.

Site Protection and Clean Work

We protect surfaces with coverings, isolate work areas, and use HEPA-equipped vacuums to control dust. Daily cleanup and final walkthroughs ensure your home is left tidy, with disposal managed responsibly and any deficiencies corrected before documentation and final sign-off are completed.

Materials and R-Values

We specify materials based on climate, assembly, and budget, balancing R-value, air tightness, vapour control, and environmental impact to deliver measurable comfort improvements and reliable energy savings across Canadian seasons.

Closed-Cell Spray Foam

Ideal for rim joists and damp areas, closed-cell spray foam provides air, vapour, and thermal control in one step. We follow substrate prep, lift thickness limits, and curing protocols, then add thermal barriers where required to meet code and maintain safety and durability.

Blown-In Cellulose and Fiberglass

Attic top-ups and dense-pack wall fills rely on controlled density and uniform coverage. We install rulers, baffles, and depth checks, preventing settling and wind washing. Materials are chosen for performance, fire resistance, and recyclability, aligning with program requirements and long-term occupant comfort goals.

Vapour Control and Thermal Bridging

We assess vapour drive risks and recommend appropriate vapour retarders or smart membranes. Where thermal bridges dominate, we propose continuous insulation strategies, balancing cost and practicality, especially during exterior renovations, to achieve durable assemblies that perform reliably through Canadian freeze-thaw cycles.

Energy Assessment Process

Independent energy evaluations quantify your home’s performance and unlock rebates; we coordinate assessments, interpret reports, and translate findings into practical upgrade plans with documented results verified after installation.

Pre-Retrofit EnerGuide Evaluation

An energy advisor tests your home, models heat loss, and identifies prioritized upgrades. We review the report together, map recommendations to budgets and incentives, and confirm scope details that maximize savings while aligning with program rules and timelines for smooth, successful applications.

Upgrade Modeling and Sequencing

We model how insulation, air sealing, and ventilation improvements interact, ensuring upgrades are sequenced for safety and cost-effectiveness. This approach avoids moisture traps, preserves combustion safety, and optimizes rebate outcomes by focusing on the most impactful measures first.

Post-Retrofit Verification and Label

After work is completed, a final evaluation confirms airtightness and efficiency improvements. You receive documentation, updated labels, and clear guidance on operating ventilation and maintaining performance, supporting rebate approvals and long-term comfort and cost savings you can count on.

Scheduling and Timeline

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From your booking to final inspection, we coordinate every step around your schedule and seasonal conditions, minimizing disruption while keeping the project on time with clear communication and contingency planning.

  • From Request to Installation Day After your request, we confirm scope, arrange site protection, and schedule crews and equipment. You receive reminders, preparation tips, and a clear arrival window. On the day, we review the plan, address questions, and proceed efficiently while respecting your home and routines.
  • Weather and Seasonality Considerations Canadian winters and humid summers influence material handling, curing times, and ventilation. We plan around temperature, precipitation, and attic ventilation needs, ensuring quality and safety standards are met, even when weather demands special sequencing, additional drying time, or alternative access strategies.
  • Coordinating Other Trades If electrical, roofing, or HVAC adjustments are needed, we coordinate timing to avoid conflicts. Clear milestones and communication prevent rework, align inspections, and keep your project moving smoothly from air sealing to insulation and final testing without unnecessary delays.
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Warranty, Maintenance, and Aftercare

We stand behind our work with written warranties, proactive guidance, and responsive service, ensuring your insulation continues performing as intended and remains compliant with rebate and manufacturer requirements.

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Health, Safety, and Indoor Air Quality

Comfort improvements must never compromise health; we carefully manage ventilation, combustion safety, and moisture control while using low-emission materials and best practices for dust and odour management during installation.

Combustion and Fire Safety

We maintain required clearances around chimneys, flues, and recessed fixtures, and verify combustion appliance safety. Where needed, we recommend upgrades or barriers to meet code, protect your family, and preserve insulation performance without risk.

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Lower Emissions with Efficiency

Reducing heat loss lowers fuel consumption and emissions immediately. We quantify impacts where possible, helping households contribute to community climate goals while gaining comfort and financial benefits that persist for decades with minimal ongoing maintenance requirements.

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Durability Under Canadian Conditions

Our assemblies are designed for freeze-thaw cycles, wind-driven snow, and coastal humidity. We specify robust materials and details that resist moisture intrusion and temperature extremes, maintaining performance and protecting your home’s structure through challenging seasons year after year.

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Material Stewardship and Waste

We minimize waste through accurate takeoffs and responsible disposal, and where feasible, choose materials with recycled content. Clear communication ensures choices align with your sustainability priorities without compromising performance, safety, or budget considerations.

Customer Stories and Local Expertise

Real results from Canadian homeowners showcase measured savings and comfort gains delivered by crews who understand local codes, climates, and housing stock—from coastal towns to prairie winters and downtown heritage neighbourhoods.

Prairie Winters, Cozy Living Rooms

A two-storey home faced high gas bills and drafty rooms. After attic top-up to R-60 and rim joist spray foam, blower door results improved substantially. The family reported quieter rooms, more consistent temperatures, and significantly reduced heating costs the following winter.

Coastal Moisture, Dry and Comfortable

A coastal bungalow struggled with attic condensation and summer heat. We added baffles, sealed bypasses, and installed balanced ventilation with a targeted insulation upgrade. Moisture issues subsided, comfort rose, and energy use dropped without sacrificing necessary airflow or indoor air quality.

Heritage Home, Modern Performance

In a century home, dense-pack wall insulation and careful air sealing improved comfort without altering historic finishes. Coordinated evaluations secured rebates, and final testing confirmed airtightness gains. The owners noted quieter interiors, warmer winters, and improved summer stability with modest operating cost reductions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the free on-site quote work?

We schedule a convenient time, inspect attics, walls, and basements, and discuss comfort issues. Using thermal imaging and measurements, we propose targeted upgrades and air sealing. You receive an itemized estimate, rebate guidance, timelines, and preparation tips, so decisions are simple and transparent.

Which rebates can I qualify for, and who handles the paperwork?

Eligibility depends on your province, utility, home characteristics, and evaluation results. We coordinate EnerGuide assessments where required, prepare documentation, and submit or support submissions through approved portals, tracking progress and addressing reviewer questions to help you receive funds as quickly as possible.

Are your installers certified and insured across Canada?

Yes. Our teams are certified, insured, and covered by provincial workers’ compensation programs. We follow CSA, CAN/ULC, and manufacturer specifications, maintain safety protocols, and provide clear warranties. This ensures compliant installations that protect your home, your eligibility, and the performance you’re investing to achieve.

What insulation type is best for my home?

It depends on location, assembly, moisture conditions, and budget. We commonly recommend blown-in cellulose or fiberglass for attics, and closed-cell spray foam at rim joists or damp areas. Our on-site assessment balances R-value, air sealing, vapour control, and code requirements to select the most effective solution.

How long will installation take, and do I need to leave the home?

Most attic upgrades finish in one day, while larger projects vary. For spray foam, short re-entry delays may apply while curing and ventilation protocols run. We explain timelines, containment measures, and safety steps in advance, minimizing disruption and coordinating carefully around your schedule and comfort.

What payment options and financing are available?

We accept major cards, e-transfer, and certified cheques, and can connect you with financing options or government-backed loans where available. We clarify deposit requirements, milestone payments, and rebate timelines, helping you plan cash flow while capturing maximum incentives and minimizing overall project costs.

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