Lower Your Energy Bills with Colorado’s Home Energy Rebates
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What is the Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program?
The Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program, administered by the Colorado Energy Office (CEO), provides financial incentives for high-efficiency electric appliances and whole-home energy upgrades.
Rebates are issued as point-of-sale discounts through registered contractors to reduce upfront costs for households and multifamily building owners.
Zero Homes provides home upgrades with ENERGY STAR® certification. As a registered contractor, we pair these massive rebates with expert installation to ensure your home is healthier, quieter, and significantly cheaper to run.
| Upgrades | Maximum Rebate Amount |
|---|---|
| Cold Climate Heat Pump Rebate | $8,000 |
| Standard Heat Pump Rebate | $3,000 |
| Electric Load Service Center (Panel Upgrade) | $4,000 |
| Electric Wiring | $2,500 |
| Heat Pump Water Heater | $1,750 |
| Insulation, Air Sealing, and Ventilation | $1,600 |
| Electric Stove, Cooktop, or Oven | $840 |
| Total Potential HEAR Savings | $14,000 |
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How to apply for the rebates
Maximize Your Savings with Zero Homes
Navigating AMI tiers, rebate caps, and federal tax credits can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to do it alone.
At Zero Homes, we specialize in stacking every available dollar to ensure you get the most out of the Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program.
When you book your assessment, we handle the heavy lifting:
Eligibility Check
We verify your exact AMI tier based on your Colorado county and household size.Stackable Savings
We ensure you capture the maximum heat pump rebate alongside additional incentives for electrical panels, wiring, and weatherization.Transparent Quote
You’ll receive a clear, line-item quote for your project. No hidden fees or upcharges.
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To fast-track your application and secure your spot in the program, please have the following ready:
Photo ID: Driver’s license, State ID, or Passport.
Proof of Residency: Property deed, tax record, or current lease.
Landlord Permission: Required only if you are currently renting.
Income Verification: Proof of enrollment in programs like LEAP, SNAP, or Medicaid, or 12 months of financial documentation (1040s, W-2s, or paystubs)
