Course Overview

The CHBA Net Zero Renovator Training gives you the expertise to deliver deep energy retrofits that reach Net Zero or Net Zero Ready performance. This course blends advanced building science with real-world renovation strategies—always with a focus on client comfort, durability, and long-term satisfaction.

Why Attend?

If you’re planning to participate in the CHBA Net Zero Home Labelling Program, this training is a must. You’ll get up to speed on the latest innovations in Net Zero/Ready renovations, with a clear focus on performance, cost-efficiency, and client-first project delivery. By completing the course, you’ll be equipped to take the lead on high-performance renovation projects—and boost your credentials in a rapidly evolving market.

What You’ll Learn

Net Zero/Ready Renovation Design Principles

Learn how to design renovations that hit Net Zero/Ready targets while balancing efficiency, sustainability, and budget.

Building Envelope Performance

Gain practical techniques to improve insulation, airtightness, and ventilation for better efficiency and healthier indoor environments.

Mechanical Systems Integration

Learn how to upgrade and optimize heating, cooling, and hot water systems to meet Net Zero requirements.

Renewable Energy Solutions

Explore how technologies like photovoltaic systems can support and enhance Net Zero renovation outcomes.

Client-Centric Renovation Strategies

Tailor your approach to client needs, building history, and budget expectations to ensure smooth, successful projects.

Collaboration with Energy Advisors

Understand how to work effectively with CHBA Qualified Energy Advisors to achieve Net Zero labelling for renovation projects.

Case Studies & Practical Applications

Analyze real Canadian Net Zero/Ready renovation projects to better understand the challenges, solutions, and best practices.

Additional Course Benefits

  • Earn the CHBA Qualified Net Zero Renovator designation

  • Learn how to collaborate seamlessly with energy advisors to meet Net Zero performance standards

Who Should Attend?

  • Renovators & Contractors

  • Builders & Developers

  • Energy Advisors

  • Architects & Engineers

  • Project Managers

  • Sustainability Professionals