If you have built or renovated a home recently, you have probably heard a lot about energy efficiency. Heat pumps. Better windows. Airtightness. Step Code.
If you have built or renovated a home recently, you have probably heard a lot about energy efficiency. Heat pumps. Better windows. Airtightness. Step Code.
As Part 3 Energy Step Code requirements are in effect across BC, builders and developers now need to demonstrate air tightness performance on their projects.
What is the CMHC Eco Plus Program? The CMHC Eco Plus program is a Canadian federal incentive that helps make energy efficient homes more affordable
If you work for a Canadian municipality, whether you’re a facilities manager, an energy coordinator, or a councillor trying to figure out how to upgrade
In reality, this is rarely a straight-forward answer. If you’ve spent any time researching home energy upgrades, you’ve probably come across a version of this
What we’ve learned from hundreds of Okanagan homes We’ve done a lot of blower door tests over the years. Some homes sail through air tightness
Renovating or building a new home in the Okanagan involves a lot of moving parts, and the mechanical system is one of the most significant
MLI Select 2026 Changes: What BC Developers Actually Need to Know About the Energy Side If you are building multi-unit rental in BC right now,
For mortgage brokers and realtors Are you telling your clients about CMHC’s Eco Plus and Eco Improvement rebates? A 25% refund on CMHC mortgage loan
If you’re running major renovations in BC and you’re not having the CleanBC rebates conversation with your clients before work starts, there’s a good chance