Independent Power

Last week, we were interviewed by CBS about the heat pump rebate landscape in Colorado right now and the numbers are worth knowing:

Stacked rebates and incentives are averaging $6,000 – $12,000 depending on system size. On a typical installation that runs $15,000 – $25,000, that's roughly half the cost covered. And this is adding another $1,500 on top.

We're installing 7 – 8 heat pumps a week across the Front Range. The demand is real because the math makes sense.

Heat pumps aren't just an upgrade, they're the foundation of a fully electric home. Pair one with solar and battery storage and you're generating your own energy, running your own HVAC, and largely operating outside the utility's pricing schedule.

Colorado has made this more accessible than it's ever been. If you're considering a heat pump, we're happy to walk you through what you'd qualify for.

Heat pumps vs. gas furnaces. What's the better option? We get this question a lot, so we put together a comparison between the two systems. Swipe through to see how they stack up on efficiency, cold weather performance, and more.

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