Install · Connect · Fund
Heat pumps, solar PV, battery storage and ground-source systems for commercial, institutional and residential buildings. Designed, supplied, installed and filed — with the incentive position engineered in from the first drawing, not discovered at the end.
Solar PV, battery storage and both air-source and ground-source heat pumps, for property available for use through 31 December 2033. Refundable means cash back, not a deduction against profit. Most installers never mention it.
Free · No email required
Three questions. An honest answer, including when the answer is no.
What we install
Most buildings need more than one of these, and splitting them across three contractors is how projects lose their interactive savings, their schedule and their incentive eligibility. We carry all three, and one party stays accountable for the result.
Rooftop, split and VRF systems for offices, retail, institutional and multi-residential buildings. Sized against measured load, not against the equipment being replaced.
Save on Energy · up to $18,000 per unitAdvanced rooftop unit controls and demand-controlled ventilation — the cheapest measured savings in most commercial buildings, and among the best-funded.
Controls to $5,780 · DCV $27 per tonCold-climate air-source systems, including hybrid configurations that keep an existing furnace as backup where the economics or the electrical service demand it.
Ducted · ductless · hybridPlanned maintenance on what we install, and on what you already have. Work on gas-fired equipment is carried out by TSSA-registered technicians.
Planned and reactiveRooftop, ground-mount and carport arrays sized against your consumption profile rather than against available roof area — because Ontario pays credits, not cash.
30% ITC · net metering to 500 kWPeak shaving against global adjustment and demand charges, and backup where an outage costs more than the battery. Qualifies for the federal credit in its own right.
30% ITC · demand charge managementESA Notification of Work, inspection, and the net metering application — the micro-generator route under 10 kW, or the embedded generator route with an LDC impact study.
ESA · O. Reg. 541/05Roof-mounted systems with an honest payback, calculated on the commodity portion of your bill — which is the only part a net metering credit offsets.
Net metering · financing availableSchools, long-term care, municipal and multi-residential buildings, where the load profile and the ownership horizon both favour a ground loop over anything else.
30% ITC · CSA C448 designBorehole and horizontal field design, thermal conductivity testing, and loop sizing that reflects the building's real annual balance rather than a rule of thumb.
Designed, not estimatedFor properties with the land and the horizon to justify it. We will tell you plainly when an air-source system would serve you better for a third of the capital.
Honest comparison firstHow the money works
Current as of September 2026. Programs change without notice and we confirm every line before a proposal is issued — but this is the shape of it.
The federal credit has a condition almost nobody explains. The full 30% requires a written election at filing: prevailing wage for the classification and location, plus documented effort toward 10% of Red Seal trade hours performed by registered apprentices. Without it the rate is 20%. On a $400,000 project that is a $40,000 decision, and it is made before anyone picks up a tool. How we handle it →
Where we work
Where demand charges and global adjustment make the meter, not the equipment, the real cost.
Long ownership horizons and predictable load — the profile ground-source was designed for.
Central plant replacement, in-suite systems and the metering decisions that follow from both.
Heat pumps and solar where the numbers work. We will say so when they do not.
How we work
Eneris designs the system, selects and procures the equipment, and manages the installation to commissioning. The work is performed under contract by licensed trades affiliated with us — the same crews, project after project, not whoever is free that week.
Site visit, load and consumption review, and the incentive position established before design.
Equipment selection, layout, electrical capacity check, and loop design where applicable.
Permits, ESA Notification of Work, net metering application and incentive pre-approval.
Licensed trades under our contract, with one project manager answering for the schedule.
Commissioning, inspection sign-off, and the documentation the incentive and the credit require.
Request a quote
Enough detail to scope it properly. You will get a written proposal with the incentive position set out line by line, and a reference number to track it by.