Rebates & Incentives
3 guides for the Denver metro area homeowners, written and fact-checked by the Denver Home Projects Editorial Team.
Rebates & IncentivesColorado's Heat Pump Tax Credit, ExplainedColorado's heat pump incentive doesn't work like most tax credits. You don't claim it on your return. Your contractor does, and passes part of it to you as a discount on the invoice. Here's how it works in 2026 and how to maRebates & IncentivesFederal Energy Credits Ended: What Coloradans HaveFor a few years, a 30% federal tax credit shaped a lot of home improvement decisions. Heat pumps, windows, insulation, solar panels and batteries were all cheaper after tax time. Those federal credits are now over for new projects, and plenRebates & IncentivesWater-Wise Yard Rebates Around Denver (2026)Colorado's semi-arid climate makes thirsty bluegrass lawns expensive to keep green, and 2026 has been a dry year. Denver Water's Stage 1 drought declaration is in effect from March 25, 2026 through April 30, 2027, or until further n
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