Window and Door Replacement Rebate

As part of the CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate Program you can receive up to $100 per window or door (up to 20 windows per Tier) for replacing your current windows or exterior doors with program qualified products. This upgrade can count towards the Two Upgrade Bonus or the Home Energy Improvement Bonus.

Tier 1 windows: $50 per window (maximum $1,000)
- Tier 1 window rebates are not available in the City of Vancouver.
Tier 2 windows/doors: $100 per window or door (maximum $2,000)
- Select municipalities are offering $50 window and door top-ups in addition to the Tier 2 individual window and door rebate, refer to the Municipal Offers page for a list of participating communities.

Your upgrades must be installed by a licensed contractor with a valid BC business license for the trade applicable to the installation work.
You must have a residential utility account with FortisBC, BC Hydro, or a municipal utility.
Your home must be primarily heated with:
- Natural Gas or piped-propane supplied by FortisBC
- Natural Gas supplied by Pacific Northern Gas
- Electricity supplied by FortisBC, BC Hydro, or a municipal utility
- Oil or propane not supplied by FortisBC
Premises primarily heated by wood or other solid fuels are not eligible.
You must live in an eligible home.
The home must have a minimum of 12 months of consecutive utility billing history.

The windows/doors must be replacing existing windows and/or doors in the building envelope. Windows installed in new rough openings are ineligible. Skylights are not eligible for the rebate.
To be eligible to receive Tier 1 and 2 rebates, the windows and doors must have a metric U-Factor, as indicated below. Consult with your contractor or installer to get the U-Factor or refer to the product labeling.
- Tier 1 windows only: New windows must have a metric U-Factor between 1.23 and 1.40 (W/m²·K)
- Tier 2 windows/doors: New windows/doors must have a metric U-Factor of 1.22 (W/m²·K) or lower.
Windows must be listed with one of the following certification bodies:
- Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
- Intertek Canada (Intertek)
- Labtest Certification (LC)
- QAI Laboratories (QAI)
- National Fenestration Ratings Council (NFRC)
Doors must be listed with one of the following certifications or found on Natural Resource Canada’s Energy Star certified door lists:
- Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
- Intertek Canada (Intertek)
- Labtest Certification (LC)
- QAI Laboratories (QAI)
- National Fenestration Ratings Council (NFRC)
A photo of a least one label showing one or more of the following: manufacturer model code/number, NRCan reference number or a certified products directory (CPD) number, plus a certified mark from the certifying body.

Carefully read the Program Requirements and Additional Terms and Conditions to confirm your eligibility.
Purchase eligible windows and have them installed by a licensed contractor.
Once your upgrades are installed, complete the online application and upload all supporting documentation including copies of all receipts and invoices. See sample invoices.

The application form for individual upgrades must be submitted within 6 months of the invoice date of the upgrade.
The application form for the Two Upgrade Bonus must be submitted within 6 months of the second bonus-eligible upgrade. You must complete your second bonus-eligible upgrade within 18 months of the invoice date of the first bonus-eligible upgrade.
The application form for the Home Energy Improvement Bonus and Post-Upgrade EnerGuide Home Evaluation Rebate must be submitted within 6 months of the date of your post-upgrade EnerGuide home evaluation. You must complete your post-upgrade EnerGuide home evaluation within 18 months of your pre-upgrade EnerGuide home evaluation.

Eligibility requirements and rebates are based on the date of the invoice. See the What Rebates are Available FAQ for information on how invoice date effects associated upgrade requirements and available rebates.
Learn more about energy efficient windows by reading our Windows and Doors FAQs.
What do the CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate Programs define as my Primary Heating System?
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This rebate is funded, in part, by the Province of British Columbia and the Government of Canada.
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