

QualiTAM provides CMHC MLI Select energy audits for multi-unit residential and multi-family buildings seeking mortgage financing or insurance under the APH Select (MLI Select) program. Our service is centered on energy audits, energy inspections, and energy diagnostics that accurately assess building performance and clearly demonstrate compliance with CMHC energy efficiency requirements.
Based in Québec and supporting projects across Canada, QualiTAM helps property owners, developers, and investors evaluate energy performance, document efficiency improvements, and reduce risk during the CMHC approval process. Our approach combines technical rigor with a clear understanding of lender and insurer expectations.
Incomplete or unclear energy documentation can lead to:
Our CMHC MLI Select energy audit services are suitable for:
CMHC requires clear, defensible evidence that a building meets defined energy performance thresholds. This includes:
Comprehensive Energy Inspection
Our process begins with a detailed on-site energy inspection, covering:
This inspection ensures accurate data collection and reliable downstream analysis.
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Energy Diagnostic and Performance Analysis
Using inspection data, we perform a structured energy diagnostic to:
This step translates raw building data into meaningful performance insights.
Energy Modelling for CMHC Compliance
Where required, energy modelling is used to:
This analysis supports both existing buildings and new construction projects.
CMHC-Compliant Energy Audit Report
You receive a CMHC-compliant energy audit report that:
QualiTAM’s energy audits are conducted by qualified professionals with experience in:
The CMHC MLI Select program is a financing and mortgage insurance initiative for multi-unit residential rental properties. It rewards projects that achieve higher performance across three key pillars:
CMHC does not rely on estimates or high-level assumptions. A compliant MLI Select application requires:
Is an energy audit required for CMHC MLI Select?
Yes. CMHC requires a professional energy audit, supported by on-site inspection and diagnostic analysis, to verify energy performance and eligibility.
What is the difference between an energy audit, inspection, and diagnostic?
An energy inspection involves on-site data collection, an energy diagnostic evaluates system performance, and the energy audit combines both into a structured, documented assessment.
Can existing buildings qualify for CMHC MLI Select?
Yes. Existing multi-unit residential buildings may qualify if energy performance thresholds are met or improvement scenarios are demonstrated.
Is energy modelling mandatory?
Energy modelling is often required to quantify performance and demonstrate compliance, particularly for higher MLI Select scoring tiers.
How long does a CMHC MLI Select energy audit take?
Timelines vary based on building size and complexity, but most audits are completed within a few weeks.
Ready to assess your building’s energy performance and support your MLI Select application?

