Most Denver Xcel customers qualify for $9,000–$15,000 in rebates. Our vetted pros help you stack every dollar.
Takes under 60 seconds. We ask the questions installers need — so your quotes are accurate, not ballpark.
Our process is designed to make this easy — and to make sure you never leave money on the table.
Under 60 seconds. We ask the right questions so installers can give you accurate quotes, not vague estimates.
We identify every Colorado, federal, and Xcel Energy incentive you qualify for — most homeowners find $4,000–$15,000 they didn't know about.
Up to 3 licensed, insured, top-rated Denver installers will contact you. You compare, you choose, no pressure.
Colorado homeowners can stack multiple incentive programs. Use this calculator to see your estimated savings.
Before any installer can receive leads from us, they have to clear every bar. Most applicants don't make it.
Valid Denver HVAC license (Class A Supervisor or equivalent) issued by Denver Community Planning and Development, plus EPA Section 608 certification for refrigerant handling. We verify both.
Current general liability and workers' compensation certificates on file — not expired, not promised. If something goes wrong on your property, they're covered.
Minimum 4.5 stars verified across multiple sources — Google, Yelp, and the Better Business Bureau. Not just what the contractor tells us.
Must have documented installs of cold-climate heat pump systems rated for Colorado winters (-13°F+). Not every HVAC company has this experience.
"Got 3 quotes within a day. Saved $2,400 versus the first company I called on my own. The rebate help alone was worth it — I had no idea about the Xcel program."
"Furnace died in January. Used this site, had an installer at my house the next morning, new heat pump running by Thursday. The rebates covered almost half the cost."
"I stacked the Xcel rebate + state credit + federal credit and got $9,200 back. Our pro walked us through every single one. Bill is down 40% this winter."
Yes, 100% free. We're paid by the installers — only when you choose to work with one. You're never charged anything.
Every installer on our platform holds a valid Colorado HVAC contractor license, carries general liability and workers' comp insurance, and has a minimum 4.5-star rating across Google and verified review platforms. We manually check credentials before listing anyone.
Yes — cold-climate heat pumps (ccASHP) are designed to maintain full heating capacity down to 5°F and continue operating (with reduced output) down to -13°F. Denver's average winter low is around 16°F, well within the full-capacity range. Xcel Energy's rebate program specifically rewards cold-climate-rated equipment, which is what our installers recommend.
Before rebates, most whole-home installs in Denver range from $8,000–$18,000 depending on size and existing ductwork. After stacking Xcel rebates ($2,250/ton), the Colorado state tax credit ($1,000), Power Ahead Colorado ($1,500), and income-based HEAR rebates (up to $8,000), many homeowners pay as little as $3,000–$9,000 net. Getting multiple competitive quotes is the single most effective way to reduce that further.
Most residential installs are done in 1–3 days. Ductless mini-splits are often completed in a single day. If you're replacing an existing system, installers will typically have same-day heat/cooling ready.
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Takes 60 seconds. Free quotes from vetted pros. Up to $15,000 in rebates you might be leaving on the table.
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