HEAR Rebates in Littleton, CO | Electrical Experts

Colorado HEAR Heat Pump Rebates in Littleton, CO

Up to $8,000 for cold-climate heat pumps under the HEAR program. The HEAR Single-Family Program for Region 1 (Front Range) — which includes Littleton and all of Jefferson County — closed to new applications on April 28, 2026. Simply Mechanical, AC, Furnace & Boiler Repair is no longer including HEAR on new Front Range heat pump projects, but other rebates are still available.

  • Littleton / Jefferson County (Region 1): HEAR Single-Family Program closed April 28, 2026. Applications submitted after April 27 are denied.
  • If you already have a HEAR application in progress with us, it stays in the state review queue — see [note below].
  • New Littleton customers can still stack Xcel Energy rebates and the Colorado state heat pump tax credit on a cold-climate heat pump install.
  • Simply Mechanical installs, repairs, and maintains heat pumps — we do not perform electrical panel or wiring work. If your project needs electrical upgrades, we can refer you to a qualified electrician.

What Is the Colorado HEAR Program?

HEAR (Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates) provides up-front, point-of-sale rebates for income-qualified Colorado households making qualifying electric home upgrades. For homeowners considering a heat pump, the program has historically covered a meaningful chunk of the equipment and installation cost — up to $8,000 for a cold-climate heat pump.

HEAR covers a range of measures across appliances, electrical work, and building shell improvements. Simply Mechanical’s role in this program is the installation and replacement of heat pumps. We do not offer electrical panel upgrades, wiring, or circuit work. If your heat pump project requires that kind of electrical work, you’ll need a licensed electrician for that portion, separate from your HVAC contractor.

Who Qualifies for HEAR Heat Pump Rebates?

You may qualify if:

  • Your household income is at or below 150% of the Area Median Income (AMI) for your county, and
  • The heat pump is being installed in an existing home (not new construction)
Households at or below 80% AMI may qualify for up to 100% of eligible project costs. Households between 80–150% AMI may qualify for up to 50%. Because the state verifies eligibility before work begins, this step needs to happen early — it affects both your timeline and your total savings.

Current Program Status: Region 1 (Front Range) Closed

The Colorado Energy Office and CLEAResult (the program administrator) confirmed that the HEAR Single-Family Program for Region 1 is closed as of April 28, 2026. Any project proposals submitted after April 27, 2026, for Region 1 will not be reviewed and will be denied.

  • Region 1 includes: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Clear Creek, Denver, Douglas, Elbert, El Paso, Gilpin, Jefferson (including Littleton), Larimer, Teller, and Weld counties — Simply Mechanical’s entire service area.
  • Region 2 (all other Colorado counties) is still accepting HEAR applications, but that’s outside the area Simply Mechanical serves.
As a result, Simply Mechanical is no longer including HEAR on new Front Range heat pump projects.

What This Means If You're Planning a Heat Pump Install

If you already have a HEAR application submitted with us

Projects submitted on or before April 27, 2026, stay in the state’s review queue — the April 28 closure doesn’t pull existing proposals. Review times have extended due to high demand, so it may take longer than expected. We’ll follow up as your reservation status updates.

If you’re starting a new heat pump project in Littleton or the Front Range

HEAR isn’t available for new applications right now, but you can still significantly reduce the cost of a cold-climate heat pump install through:

  • Xcel Energy rebates — utility rebates for cold-climate heat pumps
  • Colorado state heat pump tax credit — a state-level tax credit for qualifying installs
    Other local or utility-
  • specific programs that may apply to your address
Request a free estimate, and we’ll walk you through the rebates and credits currently available for your project.

Why a Heat Pump Might Still Make Sense Right Now

Even without HEAR, a cold-climate heat pump is a long-term investment — typically a 15-20 year system. Stacking Xcel rebates and the state tax credit still meaningfully lowers the upfront cost compared to no incentives. A qualified installer will size the system to your home (not just to qualify for a rebate), so you get a system that performs through Colorado winters, not just one that technically checks a box.

FAQs About HEAR Rebates in Littleton, CO

Is HEAR still available for heat pumps in Littleton?
Not for new applications right now. The HEAR Single-Family Program for Region 1, which includes Littleton and all of Jefferson County, closed to new applications on April 28, 2026.
Applications submitted on or before April 27, 2026, remain in the state’s review queue. The closure only affects new applications submitted after that date.
Xcel Energy rebates and the Colorado state heat pump tax credit are still available and can be combined on a cold-climate heat pump install.
No. Simply Mechanical is an HVAC contractor specializing in heating, cooling, and heat pump installation and repair. We do not perform electrical panel, wiring, or circuit work. If your heat pump project needs electrical upgrades, we can point you to a licensed electrician.
The Colorado Energy Office has indicated registered contractors will be notified if Region 1 funding becomes available again. We’ll update this page if that happens.

A Straightforward Approach to Heat Pump Upgrades in Littleton, CO

HEAR funding for new Front Range applications is currently closed, but that doesn’t mean a heat pump upgrade is off the table. Between Xcel Energy rebates and the Colorado state tax credit, there’s still a meaningful path to lowering your upfront cost — and Simply Mechanical can walk you through exactly what applies to your home.

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