Have a newly built single-family home outside the Halifax urban core?
You may be eligible for
AFREE HOME ENERGY ASSESSMENT
Help Efficiency Nova Scotia collect information on the energy efficiency of newly built homes and improve future building codes in the province.
Better understand your home's energy usage with a FREE Home Energy Assessment and EnerGuide label. You may also qualify for a partial home insurance premium refund through the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation's Eco Plus program.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Read over to eligibility guidelines to make sure you can participate.
To be eligible to participate, your newly constructed single-family home must be within six months of the occupancy permit date and located outside of the urban Halifax catchment area identified below.
The pilot is seeking information on a diverse range of single-family homes, so only one unit of a row-style or duplex dwelling may be permitted and duplicate plans may be excluded.
Homes with multiple units within the same dwelling and over-under style multi-unit residential buildings are ineligible. Mobile and manufactured homes built off-site are also excluded.
Efficiency Nova Scotia may cap participation by builder or region at its discretion to ensure research goals are achieved.
