Smart Energy · London, Ontario
More awareness of how your space uses energy.
Connect practical monitoring and controls to understand how your home uses energy and maintains comfort.
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A practical starting point
What we can plan together
What can be measured depends on your equipment, electrical setup and available integrations. Monitoring can provide information; energy savings are not guaranteed.
- Compatible smart thermostats and sensors
- Smart plugs and available energy monitoring
- Useful views of supported energy information
Devices & systems
What we can connect
What we’ll check: Heating and cooling compatibility, available measurements and your goals. Savings depend on the property and usage.
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Smart thermostats
Set comfort around the way you use your space.
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Smart plugs & sensors
Control compatible devices and observe supported energy data.
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Energy-use views
Explore monitoring options for your setup.
Examples only. Final products and scope are selected for your space.
No surprises
What installation involves
- Smart thermostat: a C-wire and heating/cooling compatibility check.
- Energy monitoring: current sensors in the electrical panel, fitted by a licensed electrical contractor.
- EV charger: a dedicated 240 V circuit by a licensed electrical contractor, who files the ESA permit.
- Before buying, check eligibility for Ontario’s Home Renovation Savings and Peak Perks programs.
By the numbers
- nearly 8%
of heating and cooling costs can be saved with an ENERGY STAR smart thermostat — and heating and cooling are nearly two-thirds of home energy costs.
Natural Resources Canada - 3.9¢
per kWh overnight (11 p.m.–7 a.m.) on Ontario’s Ultra-Low Overnight plan, versus 39.1¢ on weekdays 4–9 p.m. — ten times the price (OEB prices from Nov 1, 2025, before delivery and other charges). Scheduling the EV charger and other big loads matters.
Ontario Energy Board - $100
smart thermostat rebate through Ontario’s Home Renovation Savings Program for eligible homes (check the current amount and eligibility before buying).
Save on Energy & Enbridge Gas - $75
for enrolling an eligible smart thermostat that controls central air in Ontario’s Peak Perks program, plus $20 for each year you stay in.
Save on Energy
Published averages and survey results, not guarantees for your property. Sources checked October 2026.
From first call to connected space
Thoughtful at every step.
Device compatibility, integrations and project scope are confirmed for each property. Examples describe possibilities, not guaranteed outcomes.
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Consult
A free phone conversation about your space, your priorities and what you already own.
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Assess
On site: wiring, Wi-Fi coverage, doors, heating and cooling, and existing equipment — measured, not guessed.
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Design
A written plan and itemized proposal: every device, every cable run and what each part does for you.
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Install & connect
Network first, then devices. Licensed trades handle any regulated electrical work.
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Program & test
Scenes and routines set up, then every system tested: coverage, recording, alerts and manual overrides.
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Hand over & support
A walkthrough, documentation and a manual-override guide, with optional monthly or annual support.
Your free first step
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you’re working with and what you’d like to improve.