The Leading Energy Consultancy for Residential & Commercial Buildings
Full-service consultancy delivering maximum savings & sustainable solutions.
Crafting a Tailored Strategy for You!
At Next Level Consulting, we provide full-service energy efficiency solutions for homeowners, builders, and businesses. We guide you through regulatory requirements, optimize energy performance, and secure government incentives—maximizing your savings while reducing environmental impact.
✓ Homeowners: We make energy efficiency simple, providing solutions that improve comfort and lower utility bills, from energy audits to retrofitting projects that qualify for programs like the Canada Greener Homes Loan.
✓ Builders: We assist builders in meeting energy efficiency standards such as ENERGY STAR®, Net Zero, and LEED, ensuring compliance with building codes and helping you design homes that are not only comfortable but also eco-friendly.
✓ Commercial Property Owners: For offices, retail spaces, and other commercial buildings, we provide tailored solutions to cut operating costs, improve energy performance, and meet sustainability goals through smart energy management systems and equipment upgrades.
✓ Businesses & Industrial Facilities: We optimize energy use in factories, warehouses, and production facilities through comprehensive energy audits, process improvements, and advanced technologies like HVAC optimization and renewable energy systems.
✓ Your Partner from Start to Finish: We guide your projects from planning to execution, ensuring eligibility for top-tier energy programs and designing upgrades that meet all regulatory standards for energy savings and environmental impact.
News and Blogs
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Federal Government Releases Details on Latest Mortgage Changes
The Federal Government has recently released technical details regarding its latest mortgage adjustments, aimed at easing financial pressures for homebuyers. As part of these changes, the government is set to reduce mortgage insurance premiums and extend the amortization period for insured mortgages, with a particular focus on assisting first-time buyers.
A significant aspect of the change is the flexibility offered for borrowers whose loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is at least 80%, providing more options for Canadians in their home buying journey.
These updates come as part of the government's broader initiative to make housing more accessible and affordable for Canadians.
Stay tuned for more industry news and insights here at our news and feed section.
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Ontario's New Building Code Coming January 1, 2025
Ontario is set to introduce its new Building Code on January 1, 2025, marking a significant step toward enhancing building standards and energy efficiency. The upcoming code will feature updated requirements for building safety, sustainability, and resilience, in line with modern construction needs and environmental goals.
These changes are expected to improve energy efficiency and streamline processes, benefiting builders, developers, and property owners across Ontario.
Stay informed about how these changes may impact your projects and how you can align with the new requirements.
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Ontario Launches Largest Competitive Energy Procurement in History
Ontario has announced its largest-ever competitive energy procurement to ensure the province's growing energy needs are met. This initiative aims to secure reliable and affordable energy for residents and businesses by adding up to 4,000 MW of new electricity generation and storage capacity.
This ambitious move is expected to enhance Ontario's energy resilience, support economic growth, and drive investment in clean energy solutions, helping the province move towards a more sustainable future.
Learn more about the impact and opportunities from this historic energy procurement.
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Enbridge Gas Announces Home Efficiency Rebate Program for Ontario Homeowners
Enbridge Gas is offering Ontario homeowners the chance to save up to $5,000 through its Home Efficiency Rebate Program. This initiative supports energy-efficient home upgrades, including insulation, windows, and doors, aimed at reducing energy consumption and lowering utility bills. With the colder months approaching, it’s an ideal time for homeowners to improve their home’s energy performance while contributing to environmental sustainability.
