High-quality equipment and top-notch installation
Permitting and inspection coordination
Holistic home consult conducted by our team of electrification and building science experts
Hassle-free experience coordinated by your dedicated Project Manager
Comprehensive incentive management: We identify and advance rebates upfront where possible, and handle the paperwork for you
Real-time system monitoring from anywhere via included SmartAC technology
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All-electric homes in Colorado will have 35% lower carbon emissions over the next 15 years compared to equivalent homes that run on gas.
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These newer appliances are more efficient, reducing how much energy they require. This translates directly into savings for your wallet.
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There’s less energy wasted, better distribution and more even heating and cooling, less noise, and leads to healthier air, turning your house into a home.
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Research equates burning fossil fuels inside the home to 2nd hand smoke. Children are 42% less likely to develop asthma in an all-electric home.
Removing combustion of fossil fuels leads to fewer air quality issues and fewer fire-related incidents – making your home safer for you, your family, and your children.
Heat Pumps cost less to operate, provide more even heating and cooling, and best of all, don’t produce any noxious fumes in your home.
Your furnace and central air conditioning, which have a life expectancy of about 15-20 years. Note: window unit AC units have a shorter life span of about 5-10 years.
By transferring heat from one place to another, rather than generating heat like a furnace does. In the winter, this means transferring heat from the outside air into your house to warm it. In the summer, heat pumps do exactly the opposite – transferring cold from the outside air into your house to cool it.
Learn more in our Ultimate Guide to Cold Climate Heat Pumps.
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All-electric homes in Colorado will have 35% lower carbon emissions over the next 15 years compared to equivalent homes that run on gas.
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These newer appliances are more efficient, reducing how much energy they require. This translates directly into savings for your wallet.
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Research equates burning fossil fuels inside the home to 2nd hand smoke. Children are 42% less likely to develop asthma in an all-electric home.
Removing combustion of fossil fuels leads to fewer air quality issues and fewer fire-related incidents – making your home safer for you, your family, and your children.
Save $200-$300 per year by switching to an electric heat pump water heater.
Your current water heater, which has a normal life expectancy of about 10-15 years.
Heat pump water heaters pull heat out of the surrounding air to heat water, rather than relying on electricity or gas to generate heat. In other words, they move energy instead of generating it. This is similar to a refrigerator, an air conditioner, and heat pumps used for space heating and cooling.
Learn more in our Ultimate Heat Pump Water Heater Guide.
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All-electric homes in Colorado will have 35% lower carbon emissions over the next 15 years compared to equivalent homes that run on gas.
Save
These newer appliances are more efficient, reducing how much energy they require. This translates directly into savings for your wallet.
Increase
Research equates burning fossil fuels inside the home to 2nd hand smoke. Children are 42% less likely to develop asthma in an all-electric home.
Removing combustion of fossil fuels leads to fewer air quality issues and fewer fire-related incidents – making your home safer for you, your family, and your children.
This isn’t your grandfather’s electric range. Induction is the future with its pin-point accurate control and complete elimination of noxious fumes. It’s also by far the safest option for children.
Your current cooking range, which has a life expectancy of 10-15 years.
Induction cooktops transfer heat directly to the pan through magnetism, creating a more efficient and safer cooking experience.
Learn more from our Ultimate Guide to Induction Stoves!
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All-electric homes in Colorado will have 35% lower carbon emissions over the next 15 years compared to equivalent homes that run on gas.
Add Home
Solar, EV Charging, electric technology: the modern upgrades that buyers want and are willing to pay for.
Save
These newer appliances are more efficient, reducing how much energy they require. This translates directly into savings for your wallet.
Increase
Research equates burning fossil fuels inside the home to 2nd hand smoke. Children are 42% less likely to develop asthma in an all-electric home.
Removing combustion of fossil fuels leads to fewer air quality issues and fewer fire-related incidents – making your home safer for you, your family, and your children.
Electric cars are simply better. Quieter, faster, less smelly, and better for the environment. Charge your EV at home with our electric car chargers.
Frequent trips to the gas station (or EV charger).
An in-home EV charger fills your EV battery much more quickly by operating at higher voltage and amperage than is possible from a normal outlet. Instead of 8-12 amps from a normal outlet, an EV charger runs at 32 amps or more. Different EV chargers have different maximum speeds, measured in amperage.
Learn more in our article, EV Charging 101.
Cleaner
All-electric homes in Colorado will have 35% lower carbon emissions over the next 15 years compared to equivalent homes that run on gas.
Add Home
Solar, EV Charging, electric technology: the modern upgrades that buyers want and are willing to pay for.
Save
These newer appliances are more efficient, reducing how much energy they require. This translates directly into savings for your wallet.
Increase
There’s less energy wasted, better distribution and more even heating and cooling, less noise, and leads to healthier air, turning your house into a home.
If your home is old or drafty, we often recommend insulation and air sealing, which help to make heating and cooling distribution more even in your home, improve air quality, and reduce your energy bills.
Nothing! Rather, we add on to your home’s existing insulation infrastructure.
Insulation slows the flow of heat loss from the interior to the exterior of your home. Air sealing closes up holes and cracks which enable heat and cold to enter and escape your home. Both techniques help to prevent drafts, leakage, and heat loss.
While modern electric technologies can cost a bit more upfront, they save you money over time. On average, electric homeowners see $1,050-2,585 in home energy savings each year – meaning, these upgrades pay for themselves over time!
We are here to ensure that you can electrify at the lowest cost. All of our customers have qualified for rebates and incentives. We wrangle all of the rebates you are eligible for (from your state, town, and utility provider) so you don’t have to worry about tracking them down.
You may have heard about the Inflation Reduction Act (frequently referred to as the IRA) and the accompanying High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act (HEEHRA for short). This funding offers many hugely helpful incentives that can significantly offset the cost of your upgrades.
To learn more about IRA rebates and incentives, check out our guide here.
To determine your personal eligibility, we also recommend this useful Inflation Reduction Act calculator from Rewiring America (the leading electrification nonprofit in the US).
Colorado
Colorado homeowners can take advantage of low-cost financing starting at 3.5%, with $0 down, in partnership with the Colorado Clean Energy Fund.
To learn more about financing through the Colorado Residential Energy Upgrade (RENU) Loan, visit their website.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts homeowners can take advantage of the Mass Save HEAT Loan program, which offers zero interest financing up to $50,000 for homeowners installing eligible heat pumps.
To learn more about financing through the Mass Save HEAT Loan program, visit their website.
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