Rebates
Every Rebate You Qualify For.
We Find It, File It, Max It.
Colorado and Wyoming homeowners leave real money on the table every year because rebate programs are scattered across utilities, cities, the state, and the IRS. We track every active program, explain each one right here on our site, confirm what your address qualifies for during the free quote, and handle all the paperwork ourselves.
How It Works
From quote to claimed rebate, we carry it
Identify Every Program
We map your address to its utility territory and list every rebate your project can touch: utility, city, state, and metro.
Verify Eligibility
Program rules change constantly. We confirm current funding and requirements before you commit to anything.
We File the Paperwork
Applications, documentation, deadlines: ours. You get the rebate math up front in plain numbers.
You Keep the Savings
Rebates and credits land where they belong, and your upgrade costs what it actually should.
The Programs We Work
Rebates by utility and program
Which programs apply depends on who serves your address. Every one of them is explained on its own page here, with current rates and the official documents, so you never have to dig through a utility portal.
Program rates and rules on these pages last verified September 2026. We re-confirm every figure at quote time.
Flexible financing options are also available for larger projects, so the monthly math works before the work starts. Between rebates, credits, and financing, most homeowners are surprised what their upgrade actually costs.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which rebates my project qualifies for?
It mostly depends on which utility serves your address and what work you are doing. We confirm your eligibility during the free quote, program by program, before you spend anything.
Do you really handle all the paperwork?
Yes. Applications, documentation, and filing deadlines are our job, not yours. You see the rebate math up front and the savings without the headache.
Can my energy audit really be free?
Depending on your utility, yes. Atmos Energy, Poudre Valley REA, and Mountain View Electric members qualify for free audits, Efficiency Works cities get deeply discounted ones, and Xcel customers can get up to 60% covered.
Do rebates stack?
Often, yes. A heat pump project can combine a utility rebate, the Colorado state heat pump credit, and, in the Denver metro, Power Ahead Colorado. Stacking them correctly is exactly the paperwork we handle.
Is there still a federal tax credit?
Not for work completed in 2026 or later. The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit ended December 31, 2025. Projects finished in 2025 are still claimable on your 2025 return, and we explain what replaces it on the federal page.
What about solar incentives?
The federal residential solar tax credit has ended, but net metering with your utility and some local programs still lower the real cost. We walk you through what is current in your area.
Do rebate programs change?
Constantly. Programs open, close, and change funding through the year, which is why we verify everything at quote time instead of promising yesterday’s numbers. Denver’s CARe program ran out of 2025 funding in March, and a brand-new metro program replaced it in June 2026.
Do Wyoming homeowners get rebates too?
Wyoming has fewer state programs, and with the federal credit ended the play there is utility-specific rebates. We check your utility and confirm what applies.
Is there a catch to the rebate help?
No. Maximizing your rebates makes your project more affordable, which makes it more likely to happen and more likely you tell your neighbors. That is the whole business model.
Get Started Today
Find out what your address qualifies for
One free quote tells you which programs apply to your home, what they are worth, and what your project actually costs after we have maximized every one of them.
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