Attic Rebates Without an Energy Audit

September 4, 2025

THIS IS How HOMEOWNERS CAN ACCESS ATTIC REBATES WITHOUT AN ENERGY AUDIT

If you’ve been putting off upgrading your attic insulation because of the hassle of booking and paying for an energy audit, not to mention having to do a minimum of two upgrades, good news: the Home Renovations Savings Rebate program has made it easier than ever to qualify.

Homeowners can now get attic rebates without needing an energy audit—which means faster, simpler savings on your insulation project. Plus, you don’t have to do multiple upgrades!

What Is the Home Renovations Savings Rebate?

This program is designed to help homeowners make their homes more energy efficient. By upgrading insulation in your attic, walls, or basement, you can reduce energy costs, improve comfort, and receive financial incentives to offset the upfront investment.

What’s Changed With Attic Rebates?

Previously, homeowners needed to complete a professional energy audit to qualify for attic insulation rebates. While audits are useful for understanding your home’s overall efficiency, they added extra cost and time to the process.

Now, you can skip the audit entirely when applying for attic insulation rebates. That means:

• Lower upfront costs – no audit fee.

• Faster approval – fewer steps in the process.

• More accessibility – rebates are easier for more homeowners to take advantage of

Why Upgrade Your Attic Insulation?

Your attic is one of the most important areas to insulate. Up to 25% of a home’s heat loss can occur through the roof when insulation is insufficient. Over time, blown in and batt insulation settles, leaving you exposed to potential energy loss. By enhancing your attic insulation you can:

• Drastically reduce heating and cooling bills.

• Improve indoor comfort year-round.

• Increase the resale value of your home.

How Much Can You Save?

Attic rebate amounts vary depending on the depth of insulation and size of your attic; the maximum rebate is $1,000 but remember, any cost over and above the rebated amount often pays for itself in just a few years.