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NEW FOR GRAND LAKE RESIDENTS: Learn More About the Grand Lake Mountain Energy Project!
Save Energy Which Can Reduce Your Energy Bills!
Grand Lake Homeowners May Receive Estimated Rebates of up to $20,000* to Replace Aging Heating Systems
Grand Lake Homeowners May Receive Estimated Rebates of up to $20,000* to Replace Aging Heating Systems
The Grand Lake Mountain Energy Project is helping homeowners upgrade older heating systems through significant incentives from Xcel Energy. If your furnace or heating system is aging, now may be the ideal time to explore replacement options. Eligible homeowners can access substantial rebates for heat pumps and other energy improvements that may significantly reduce installation costs.
Funding is limited and available while program funds last.
Do You Qualify?
Do You Qualify?
✔ Homeowner, Property Owner, Renters with Property Owner Approval
✔ Grand Lake Zip Code
✔ Existing Homes
✔ Xcel Energy Customers
What Incentives?
What Incentives?
✔ Up to $20,000 in rebates
✔ Free energy assessment
✔ Xcel Energy Registered Contractor Support
✔ Application assistance
Is Your Heating System Ready for Replacement?
Is Your Heating System Ready for Replacement?
Signs your system may be ready for an upgrade:
Furnace is 10–15+ years old
Increasing maintenance or repair costs
Uneven heating throughout the home
Concerns about long-term reliability
Interest in transitioning away from natural gas
What is a Heat Pump?
What is a Heat Pump?
A heat pump is an energy-efficient system that heats and cools your home by moving heat rather than generating it. Even in Grand County's cold winters, modern cold-climate heat pumps can efficiently extract heat from the outdoor air and bring it inside. In the summer, they work in reverse to remove heat from your home, providing efficient air conditioning and year-round comfort.
Heat pumps can reduce electricity use for heating by up to 75% compared with electric resistance heating, helping homeowners lower energy use and potentially reduce utility bills while improving comfort year-round. [source: U.S. Department of Energy]
Why Heat Pumps?
Why Heat Pumps?
Heat pumps are an important tool in helping Colorado transition toward cleaner energy systems.
Benefits include:
Providing efficient electric heating solutions
Heat pumps work in reverse to provide air conditioning
Replacing aging fossil fuel systems
Supporting long-term environmental goals
How to Sign Up to Receive Your Rebates
How to Sign Up to Receive Your Rebates
The Grand Lake Mountain Energy Project offers rebates to help lower the cost of energy-efficient home upgrades, including heat pumps, insulation, air sealing, and other qualifying improvements. Available incentives vary based on your utility provider and the type of project.
Whether you're just getting started or ready to upgrade, Sustainable Grand can help you understand your options, identify available rebates, and connect you with participating contractors.
Grand Lake residents can receive a complimentary home energy assessment valued at $550. Assessments can help:
Determine if your heating system is a good candidate for replacement
Provide heat pump sizing recommendations
Identify additional rebate opportunities
Please note: an assessment is recommended but not required to receive the rebates.
Find a Registered Local Contractor in Grand County
Find a Registered Local Contractor in Grand County
Important: To receive Xcel Energy rebates, your project must be completed by an Xcel Energy Registered Contractor. Be sure to select a contractor from Xcel Energy's approved network to ensure your project qualifies for available incentives.
Local Xcel Energy Registered Contractors
Local Xcel Energy Registered Contractors
Heat Pump Contractors
Heat Pump Contractors
Bartosh Mechanical
Heat Pump Installation | Granby
720-231-5698, bartosh.mechanical@gmail.com
Elite Heat
Heat Pump Installation | Kremmling
Robert Crone
970-798-8167, Robert@eliteheatllc.com
High Country HEH
Heat Pump Installation | Granby
Tim Archie
970-531-5455, highcountryheh@gmail.com
Rocky Mountain Heat Connection
Heat Pump Installation | Granby
970-531-1104, rockymountainheatconnection@gmail.com
ARK Mechanical
Andrew Hobart | Granby
970-531-8255, hobart.andrew@yahoo.com
Granby Heating Service Co | Granby
970-887-3889, service@granbyheating.com
Weatherization & Insulation Contractors
Weatherization & Insulation Contractors
High Country HEH
Batt, Blown-In & Spray Foam Insulation
Tim Archie
970-531-5455, highcountryheh@gmail.com
Sustainable Grand is Here to Support You!
Sustainable Grand is Here to Support You!
Our team is here to provide support for residents to access the program and rebates.
Understand available rebates
Answer questions about the Mountain Energy Project
Connect with approved contractors
Navigate applications and paperwork
Contact Us:
Lexi Radzinski
720-310-5752
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