Upcoming Workshop: Home Retrofits, Energy & Resiliency
Date: October 25, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
Location: Tay Valley Township Municipal Office, 217 Harper Road, Perth
Cost: Free (registration required, space is limited)
Learn how to lower your bills, improve your home’s comfort, and prepare for a changing climate. This free workshop brings together local experts to discuss energy assessments, heat pumps, insulation and air sealing, funding programs, and home resiliency. Whether you’re a homeowner or tenant, you’ll leave with practical information and clear next steps to make your home more efficient and climate-ready.
This workshop offers a great overview of retrofit options available to Lanark County residents. If you’re interested in more ongoing, small-group support, check out our Neighbourhood Climate Concierge Program for deeper guidance and connections.
This event is offered in collaboration with Better Homes Lanark.
We’re a local non-profit based in Lanark County & Smiths Falls. We don’t sell anything—we’re just here to help you navigate the many funding programs, connect you with local resources, and explore your options.
Feeling overwhelmed by your energy bills?
Find out what rebates and funding you qualify for — and how to apply.
Discover what free equipment you’re eligible to receive — including a heat pump!
Go over all the current funding programs, including Better Homes Lanark.
Get practical, local support to plan home energy upgrades.
Learn how to cut your bills, reduce emissions, and stay comfortable year-round.
Connect with neighbours and experts
Open to homeowners and renters in Lanark County & Smiths Falls.
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