Saskatchewan HVAC & Water Heater Rebates: Save Up to $2,000 with SaskEnergy
Saskatchewan homeowners can save up to $2,000 through SaskEnergy’s Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate. The program covers natural gas furnaces (up to $650), boilers (up to $2,000), combi boilers ($800), and tankless or condensing water heaters ($1,000 each) when your upgraded equipment meets Saskatchewan’s efficiency requirements. You must be a SaskEnergy residential customer, and the equipment must be installed by a TSASK-licensed contractor. Reliance Gregg’s™ serves Saskatoon with licensed technicians who can help you qualify.
SaskEnergy Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate
If you’re a homeowner in Saskatoon, or anywhere in Saskatchewan, you may be eligible for a rebate when you replace aging HVAC or water heating equipment with a new, high-efficiency natural gas model. The program is administered by SaskEnergy and is designed to help offset the higher purchase price of energy-efficient units.
Reliance® has knowledgeable Home Comfort Advisors who can walk you through your options, recommend eligible equipment, and handle the installation so you can take advantage of available rebates.
How Much Can You Get Back?
| Equipment | Efficiency Requirement | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Natural Gas Furnace | 96.0%–96.9% AFUE | $325 |
| Natural Gas Furnace | 97%+ AFUE | $650 |
| Boiler | 95%+ AFUE | $10/MBH (up to $2,000 per home) |
| Combi Boiler | 95%+ AFUE | $800 |
| Tankless Water Heater | 0.87+ UEF | $1,000 |
| Condensing Water Heater | 0.80+ UEF | $1,000 |
Who Is Eligible?
- You must be a SaskEnergy residential customer (homeowner, landlord, or representative of a rental company).
- The property must be located in Saskatchewan.
- The rebate is for replacement of existing equipment only. New construction is not eligible.
- All units must use natural gas and be part of the primary space or water heating system.
- The existing equipment being replaced must not be under manufacturer’s warranty.
- Equipment must be installed by a contractor with a valid licence through the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK).
- Self-installations are not eligible.
- Your application and documentation must be submitted within 120 days of installation.
How the Rebate Process Works
- Book a consultation.A Reliance Gregg’s Home Comfort Advisor in Saskatoon will assess your current equipment and recommend eligible high-efficiency replacements.
- Get your new equipment installed.Reliance’s licensed technicians handle the full installation in accordance with manufacturer specifications and all applicable codes.
- Apply for your rebate.After installation, you must submit the online application at saskenergy.com with the required documentation, including your invoice and SaskEnergy account number.
- Receive your rebate.Once SaskEnergy approves your application, you’ll receive a cheque or e-Transfer within approximately six weeks from SaskEnergy.
Why Choose Reliance in Saskatchewan?
- 24/7/365 live phone support and as-soon-as same-day repairs.
- Over 160,000 five-star reviews on Google from customers across Canada.
- More than 60 years of experience serving Canadian homeowners.
- Knowledgeable Home Comfort Advisors in Saskatoon who understand local needs and can guide you through the rebate process.
- Flexible rental and purchase options for furnaces, water heaters, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment qualifies for the SaskEnergy rebate?
Natural gas furnaces with 96%+ AFUE, boilers with 95%+ AFUE, combi boilers with 95%+ AFUE, tankless water heaters with 0.87+ UEF, and condensing water heaters with 0.80+ UEF. All units must appear on SaskEnergy’s eligible equipment list.
How much is the SaskEnergy furnace rebate?
You can receive $325 for a new furnace rated 96.0%–96.9% AFUE, or $650 for a furnace rated 97% AFUE or higher.
How much is the SaskEnergy water heater rebate?
Eligible tankless water heaters (0.87+ UEF) and condensing water heaters (0.80+ UEF) each qualify for a $1,000 rebate.
Can I get a rebate on a rented furnace or water heater?
Yes. The applicant must be the payer of the invoice. If you rent equipment through a company such as Reliance, the rental company may apply on your behalf as a representative of the homeowner or landlord, provided all other eligibility criteria are met.
How long do I have to apply?
You must submit your application and all required documentation within 120 days of the installation date.
Do I need a specific type of contractor?
Yes. The installation must be completed by a gas contractor holding a valid Domestic, General, or Employer licence through the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK).
Does Reliance serve Regina and Saskatoon?
Yes. Reliance has dedicated Home Comfort Advisors and licensed technicians in both Regina (Reliance Mackenzie) and Saskatoon (Reliance Gregg’s), offering furnace, water heater, and boiler installation, repair, and maintenance.
Ready to claim your SaskEnergy rebate?
Book your free, no-obligation consultation with a Reliance Gregg’s Home Comfort Advisor in Saskatoon and find out which high-efficiency upgrades you qualify for.
Rebate amounts and eligibility terms are set by SaskEnergy and are subject to change or cancellation at any time without notice. Confirm current details at saskenergy.com.