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Smart Thermostat Rebates in Windsor

A $125 rebate on an eligible smart thermostat — either as an instant discount before you buy, or a mail-in rebate after.

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How much you get

Eligible brands and models

ecobee Smart Thermostat (voice, Premium, Enhanced, Essential, 3 lite) Google Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd/4th gen), Nest Thermostat, Nest Thermostat E Honeywell Home T9, T5 Gen2, X2S, X8S Copeland Sensi Touch, Touch 2, Sensi, Sensi Lite Mysa Smart Thermostat Sinopé Smart Thermostat Lite / Pro Lite / Pro

Windsor homeowners get a flat $125 off one eligible smart thermostat under Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program, either as an instant discount code used at checkout or as a mail-in rebate after you buy. Six brands qualify: ecobee, Google Nest, Honeywell Home, Copeland Sensi, Mysa, and Sinopé. The rebate is capped at one per household, and current retail prices for each eligible model are compared below.

Compare smart thermostats you can buy

Windsor's humid summers make the built-in humidity readouts on the ecobee and ($extra) T9 genuinely useful here, not just a spec-sheet feature.

ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium
$319 $194 after the $125 rebate
  • Tracks indoor air quality alongside temperature
  • Compatible with the vast majority of forced-air heating and cooling setups
See ecobee models →
Google Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen)
$329 $204 after the $125 rebate
  • Builds its own schedule from how you actually use the house
  • Large display is readable from across a room
View on Google Store →
Honeywell Home T9
$229 $104 after the $125 rebate
  • Room sensor bundled in to fix the "always cold" bedroom problem
  • Auto-detects when everyone has left the house
View Honeywell Home T9 →
Copeland Sensi Touch 2
$199 $74 after the $125 rebate
  • Touchscreen with a simple, uncluttered app
  • No C-wire required for most installs
Shop Copeland Sensi →
Mysa Smart Thermostat
$179 $54 after the $125 rebate
  • Made for baseboard and radiant-floor heat that other brands skip
  • Canadian-designed, works with Matter/Google/Alexa
View on getmysa.com →
Sinopé Smart Thermostat Pro
$150 $25 after the $125 rebate
  • Quebec-built, works with electric baseboard and radiant heat
  • No hub required, connects directly to Wi-Fi
Shop Sinopé →

Prices are approximate manufacturer list prices and change — check the brand's site for current pricing.

How to claim it

  1. Before buying: apply for the $100 instant rebate through the program portal, then purchase at a participating retailer
  2. After buying: purchase any eligible model, then submit your receipt for a $100 mail-in rebate
Get an exact number: Fill out our free assessment tool to see your Windsor-specific rebate amount. Run your free assessment →

Smart Thermostat installers in Windsor

Real companies based in Windsor, pulled from their current Google reviews. We're not paid to list anyone here.

Bubby's Plumbing & Heating
★ 5.0 (1439 reviews)
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AD Trades Mechanical Inc( heating & Cooling)
★ 5.0 (218 reviews)
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Pro Star HVAC
★ 5.0 (184 reviews)
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Union Air Heating and Cooling
★ 5.0 (85 reviews)
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Common questions

How do I get a free smart thermostat in Windsor?

There's no longer a free-thermostat giveaway in Windsor the way peaksaver PLUS used to run years ago. What's available now is Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program: a $125 instant or mail-in rebate on an eligible ecobee, Google Nest, Honeywell Home, Copeland Sensi, Mysa, or Sinopé thermostat, rising to $125 if you're enrolled in the program's Equity/Energy Affordability stream.

Which thermostats qualify for the Windsor rebate?

The Home Renovation Savings Program covers specific models from six manufacturers: ecobee, Google Nest, Honeywell Home, Copeland Sensi, Mysa, and Sinopé. Check the current model list on the program site before buying, since not every thermostat a brand sells is on it.

Your utility: Enwin Utilities

Enwin Utilities' original peaksaver PLUS rollout in Windsor ran into real problems, including a battery recall and communication issues between the thermostats and the province's dispatch system, and the broader provincial program wound down in 2017 regardless. We found no confirmed current demand-response thermostat program on Enwin's site, so the $125 rebate below is the number to count on. For more, see the City of Windsor Community Energy Plan. Enwin Utilities.

Next steps

Ready to buy? See all 7 eligible brands compared, with direct links to each manufacturer's current models →

View all Windsor rebate programs → or check the official Home Renovation Savings Program site → for the current source of truth.

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