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    What is the process for getting approved for a window reimbu

    I'm planning on replacing my windows and would like to take advantage of Ontario's reimbursement program. How complicated is the approval process? What steps do I need to take to make sure everything goes smoothly? Are there any pitfalls I should be aware of in advance to avoid delays? Any advice would be appreciated!

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    Re: What is the process for getting approved for a window re

    I think it depends on the program and location. I’ve heard some people get approved right away, while others wait months.

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    Re: What is the process for getting approved for a window re

    The approval process can vary, but if you have the right paperwork, it’s usually straightforward. When I applied for windows rebates windowtechcanada.ca/your-ultimate-guide-to-ontario-window-rebates-in-2025/ , I had to get an energy audit first, which was a bit of a hassle, but it helped determine how much I qualified for. After that, the actual rebate application was pretty simple. The key is making sure your contractor installs windows that meet the program’s energy efficiency standards. In Ontario, ontario window rebates have specific requirements, and missing even one detail can slow things down. My approval took about four weeks, and I received the rebate check a few months later. If you’re planning to apply, I’d recommend double-checking the eligibility criteria before starting. That way, you can avoid delays and get your rebate as quickly as possible.

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