As a SaskEnergy Network Member, TemperaturePro Saskatoon helps you understand which SaskEnergy rebate programs may apply to qualifying high-efficiency furnaces, boilers, water heaters, and smart thermostats — and we handle the rebate submission for you. Programs and amounts are set by SaskEnergy and change, so we confirm what's currently available before you buy. We don't quote rebate dollar amounts here.
Quick answer
- SaskEnergy offers rebates on qualifying high-efficiency natural gas equipment.
- Programs may include equipment replacement, heating tune-ups, water heaters, and smart thermostats.
- Amounts and eligibility change — we confirm current programs before you commit.
- As a Network Member, we handle the rebate submission for you.
How SaskEnergy rebates work
SaskEnergy runs rebate programs that encourage homeowners to install qualifying high-efficiency natural gas equipment and to maintain their systems. The catch is that the specific programs, eligibility rules, and dollar amounts are set by SaskEnergy and change from year to year — which is exactly why we won't quote you a rebate figure on this page. Instead, as a SaskEnergy Network Member we confirm what's currently open and make sure the equipment we recommend is rebate-eligible where possible.
We handle the paperwork
Rebates only help if you actually claim them, and the submission process can be confusing. We handle the rebate paperwork for you as part of the job, so you don't miss out. Use the guide below to see which programs your planned upgrade may touch — then ask us to confirm current amounts with SaskEnergy. Pair a rebate-eligible upgrade with financing and you can lower both the up-front and net cost.
What SaskEnergy rebates can I get on a new furnace?
As a SaskEnergy Network Member, TemperaturePro Saskatoon submits your rebate paperwork for you — so the real question isn't how to apply, it's which programs you qualify for. Upgrading an older furnace to a qualifying high-efficiency natural gas unit is the most common path, and programs also cover boilers, tune-ups, water heaters, and smart thermostats. SaskEnergy sets the amounts and changes them periodically, so we confirm what's currently available and never quote a figure we can't stand behind.
Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate
Upgrading aging heating equipment to qualifying high-efficiency natural gas systems.
You may qualify if: You're replacing an older furnace or boiler with a qualifying high-efficiency natural gas unit.
Basis: matched to the upgrades you selected. You may qualify — we confirm current programs and amounts with SaskEnergy and handle the rebate submission for you.
Programs, eligibility, and rebate amounts are set by SaskEnergy and change periodically. We do not quote rebate dollar amounts here — as a SaskEnergy Network Member we confirm what's currently available and handle the rebate submission for you. Confirm current programs and amounts with SaskEnergy.
SaskEnergy Network Member.Confirm current programs and amounts withSaskEnergy· last confirmed 2026-06-24
Myth: rebates are too much paperwork to bother with. As a SaskEnergy Network Member we complete and submit the rebate paperwork for you — you don't chase forms. An unclaimed rebate is just money left in the meter.
How this works▾
We match the upgrades you select to the SaskEnergy programs they typically apply to. This is an eligibility guide, not a guarantee or a payout — actual programs, eligibility rules, and rebate amounts are set by SaskEnergy and change over time.
As a SaskEnergy Network Member, we verify what's currently available for your project and submit the rebate paperwork on your behalf as part of the job.
Common mistakes to avoid
Skipping rebates as 'too much paperwork'
Homeowners often leave money on the table because the process seems daunting. We submit on your behalf — there's no reason to skip a rebate you qualify for.
Trusting an outdated rebate amount
Because programs change, a figure you saw last year may no longer be accurate. Always confirm the current program with SaskEnergy — which we do for you before you commit.
How TemperaturePro Saskatoon helps
- TemperaturePro Saskatoon is a SaskEnergy Network Member and submits rebate paperwork on your behalf.
- We confirm current programs and amounts with SaskEnergy rather than quoting stale figures.
- We install qualifying high-efficiency furnaces, boilers, and water heaters.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the SaskEnergy rebate?
Rebate amounts are set by SaskEnergy and change periodically, so we don't quote a figure here. As a SaskEnergy Network Member we confirm the current program and amount before you commit and handle the submission for you.
Which upgrades qualify for a rebate?
Qualifying high-efficiency natural gas equipment — such as furnaces, boilers, and water heaters — and certain tune-ups or smart thermostats may be eligible, depending on the current SaskEnergy programs. We confirm eligibility for your specific upgrade.
Written by Dustin Steeves, Operations Manager
Dustin Steeves leads operations at TemperaturePro Saskatoon and is the voice behind the company's homeowner education content — turning 15+ years of HVAC experience into plain-English answers for Saskatoon homeowners.
Technically reviewed by Aaron Decae, Senior HVAC Technician, Red Seal Certified · Last updated: June 24, 2026
Each guide is grounded in TemperaturePro Saskatoon's day-to-day service work across Saskatoon, Martensville, Warman, and the surrounding communities, and is updated as equipment, efficiency standards, SaskEnergy rebate programs, and local code considerations change.