How much you get
Why this one needs an assessment
Windows and doors bundle into the assessment-required path alongside insulation, water heater, and air sealing. You need at least 2 of those upgrades — completing 3+ earns an extra $500 bonus.
Local programs in Windsor
ENWIN Utilities and Enbridge Gas don't add a window-and-door rebate beyond HRSP. Windsor's R-DEER loan program is designed to cover deep retrofits including insulation and heat pump conversions, and its published scope doesn't call out windows and doors specifically — check the Let's Talk Windsor portal → for the current program scope before assuming it applies.
How to claim it
- Book an initial home energy assessment with a registered energy advisor ($600, refunded later)
- Get your custom report
- Complete the window/door replacement plus at least one other qualifying upgrade
- Book a follow-up assessment
- Rebate arrives by mail within 60 days
Browse HVAC, solar, and electrical installers near Windsor →
Common questions
Are window and door rebates available in Windsor?
Yes, through the same provincial HRSP structure used across Ontario — $100 per rough opening, bundled with insulation or another qualifying upgrade. ENWIN Utilities doesn't run a separate Windsor-specific window rebate on top of it.
Do all new windows qualify for the rebate in Windsor?
No. They need to meet ENERGY STAR's rating for your climate zone. A standard double-pane replacement usually won't qualify on its own — the rating gets confirmed as part of the assessment required for the wider HRSP assessment-path bundle.
Your utility: EnWin Utilities
EnWin Utilities delivers power to Windsor as a city-owned corporation, and Windsor's position as Ontario's westernmost major city, just across the river from Detroit, means it sits in a different weather pattern than most of the province — more on that below. The windows and doors rebate amount is fixed provincially regardless of EnWin, but EnWin is your contact for panel capacity or connection questions if your installer's work requires an electrical upgrade.
What Windsor's winters mean for this upgrade's payback
Windsor has the mildest winter climate of any city HomePowerRebate covers in Ontario, sitting at the province's southernmost point and further from any lake-effect snowbelt than most of Southwestern Ontario — the 10-year average January daily low (2015-2024) is -6.2°C, with a coldest recorded day of -28.0°C. That mild profile means the payback math on windows and doors leans more on comfort and condensation control than on raw heating-cost savings, which is worth knowing since the province-wide messaging around this rebate is written with colder cities in mind.
Next steps
View all Windsor rebate programs → or check the official Home Renovation Savings Program site → for the current source of truth.