Get a Heat Pump

According to the EPA, heating and cooling your home accounts for 55% of total energy use. Many homes, especially older ones, still rely on old and inefficient gas furnaces to heat them. These gas furnaces can also leak methane and carbon monoxide. Meanwhile, electric heat pumps have come a long way in the last decade. Once thought to only work in the warmer climates of the South, newer versions of this technology are well suited for Denver's climate.

Upgrading your heating system from a natural gas furnace to an electric heat pump can:

Save you money when gas prices soar
Improve the indoor air quality of your home
Reduce the carbon emissions you create

Heat Pumps 101

Not sure what a heat pump is? That's okay! It's an old technology that is making a major comeback right now. That's because they could be the key to electrifying our homes and decreasing carbon emissions from heating and cooling our spaces.

Why Electrify?

Shifting to electric equipment like heat pumps has many benefits. Learn more about why Denver is making the shift to all-electric buildings and read our Renewable Heating and Cooling Plan.

Heat Pump Buying Guide

Convinced that a heat pump is right for you, but not sure where to start to get one into your home? Find questions to ask your contractor, steps in the buying and installing process, and what you can expect after you install your new heat pump.

Healthy Homes Program

Get extensive home energy and weatherization upgrades for income qualified homes where someone in the household also has a respiratory condition. See if you qualify.

Other Programs for Homeowners

Find other rebates, financing options, and tax credits to help make upgrades to your home more affordable.