For installers in British Columbia
Window and door leads in British Columbia
For windows and doors in British Columbia we track 3 rebates open to most homes, 2 city loans and 1 income-tested program (not sold as leads).
In all, 6 current programs: Home Renovation Rebate Program, Nelson Hydro On-Bill Financing (EcoSave Energy Retrofit Loan) and 3 more local programs, plus a federal program.
2 of them only pay when the work is done by a Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member or an approved contractor, so homeowners go looking for an installer who already qualifies.
A household can stack up to $2,000 for windows and doors from programs open today.
- rebates open to most homes today
- 3
- need a registered or approved contractor
- 2
- loans homeowners repay
- 2
- announced, not open yet
- 0
Programs your British Columbia customers can use
Federal, provincial, utility and city programs for windows and doors, with the rule each one sets on who does the work, quoted from the program record we keep.
- CGHAP
Federal · Open · Upgrades at no cost to eligible households
No installer registration named in our record. Licences for the work still apply.
- HRR
Utility · Open · Up to $12,500 combined, plus bonuses
Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member
“Heat pumps and insulation must be installed by a Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member.”
- Nelson Hydro On-Bill Financing (EcoSave Energy Retrofit Loan)
Municipal · Open · Up to $16,000 at 3.5% fixed
No installer registration named in our record. Licences for the work still apply.
- Heritage Multi-Unit Retrofit Grant
Municipal · Open · Up to $5,000 per building, plus covered evaluations
Needs an energy assessment; no installer registration named in our record.
- HomeSave
Municipal · Open · $2,500 or $5,000 rebate; loans $5,000 to $40,000
Needs an energy assessment; no installer registration named in our record.
- Nanaimo Home Energy Retrofit Financing Program
Municipal · Closing soon · Up to $15,000 at 0% interest
Approved contractor
“You must complete a pre-upgrade EnerGuide evaluation, use an approved contractor, join the free Home Energy Navigator, and sign the financing agreement before work begins.”
Program rules change. Check the official program before you quote on it; each program page links to its source.
How our window leads work
Homeowners in British Columbia find us by searching for rebates. When they ask for quotes, we send the request to installers who serve their postal area. Where a program only pays through a listed contractor, the lead only goes to partners we've checked on that program's official list.
See the page they read: British Columbia windows & doors rebates.
Consent on every lead
The homeowner ticked an unticked box agreeing to hear from up to 3 companies. You get the exact wording, its version and the time.
Shared, first look or exclusive
A shared lead goes to at most 3 companies. A first look is yours alone for 4 working hours before it may go to others. An exclusive lead goes to you alone. You choose.
What’s in it
Name, email, postal code, the upgrade, timeline and whether they own the home; phone when given (a lead without a phone number is 50% of the price). Finder leads add heating fuel, home type and the programs that apply.
Credits
Wrong contact details, duplicates and out-of-area requests are credited if you report them within 72 hours.
The paperwork, in order
7 British Columbia programs need an energy assessment. Our pages tell homeowners which step comes first.
Reach British Columbia homeowners pricing windows and doors
Pay per lead
Founding rates: $25 shared (up to 3 companies), $45 first look or $65 exclusive. Founding partners get their first qualified lead free. No contract: stop on 30 days’ notice.
Get leads in my areaFeatured placement: windows & doors in British Columbia
One company, labelled “Sponsored”, on /british-columbia/windows-doors and related pages. $99 a month at the founding rate, month to month, first month refunded if you ask.
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Window and door leads in British Columbia: questions
All trades and provinces: leads by area. 6 trades, updated with our program data.